Royal Arch Masonic Jewel Mid-20th Century (Exalted 1958)** Lodge: Tamar Lodge No. 3036 Material: Gilt metal with enamel (41.47 mm, 32.76 g). A bold and well-preserved Royal Arch Masonic jewel, formed as a radiating gilt star with finely struck detail and vivid enamel work. The obverse features the Royal Arch emblematic cipher HRA, rendered in red, white, and blue enamel, set within a deep cobalt-blue enamelled circular band bearing the Latin motto “PALMA NON SINE PULVERE” in gilt lettering. The surrounding starburst field is crisply finished, giving the jewel strong visual presence. The reverse is neatly engraved: “BRO. THOMAS LOWE TAMAR LODGE No. 3036 EXALTED 16.12.58” Below the engraving are struck maker’s and metal marks, confirming manufacture and period. The original suspension loop remains intact. Condition: Very Fine. Gilt surfaces with light, even wear; enamel clean and glossy with no significant losses; engraving sharp and fully legible. Overall a well-preserved example with attractive colour contrast.