The Order of the Illuminated Tower of Dreiburgen

[Illuminated Tower]

The Order of the Illuminated Tower of Dreiburgen was first given in A.S. XXIV (24) by Leo de Coronado and Rowena de Segovia, second Baron and Baroness of Dreiburgen, to honor those persons in the barony who have demonstrated great accomplishment in the arts, thereby enlightening and ennobling us all.

The token of this Order is a tower in radiance, inset with a gem to distinguish the art form being recognized, and this art form shall be stated upon each awarding of this Order.

In recognition of accomplishment in (field) we have placed a (stone) upon this medallion. So do we, (Baron) and (Baroness), Baron and Baroness of Dreiburgen, call before us ____________.


The stones and art forms for the OITD are:
Amethyst (purple) Music
Aquamarine (light blue) Fiber
Coral (pink) Drama (Poetry/Prose/Storytelling/Performance/Dance)
Diamond (clear) Research/Writing (Research/Writing/Documentation)
Emerald (green) Horticulture/Husbandry
Ruby (red) Visual (Painting/Calligraphy/Illumination/Scrolls)
Sapphire (dark blue) Artifactory (Jewelry/Metal/Glass/Armor/Leather)
Topaz (yellow/amber) Culinary (Cooking/Brewing/Culinary Herbcraft)
Turquoise (blue/green) Equestrian (Equestrian/Riding/Horse care/Pageantry)

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