Scottish Rite Eagle Pendant

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The double-headed eagle gripping a sword represents the 32nd Degree of the Scottish Rite, signifying balance, discernment, and duty. Cast for men, this scottish rite eagle pendant features crowned twin heads beneath a delta triangle bearing the number 32. Broad layered wings spread outward while the talons grasp a horizontal blade, making it an enduring Masonic emblem.Deeply contoured feathering defines the symmetrical wings and torso, framing two crowned eagle heads turned in opposite directions. At the crest, the triangle displays the 32nd Degree numeral, while a hilted sword rests firmly in the eagle's talons. Available in oxidized silver with dark recesses, polished silver, black rhodium, rose gold plating, rich gold vermeil, or a two-color finish highlighting the central crown in warm gold vermeil against the silver plumage. A tapered bail allows for smooth hanging on box and link chains. Show more