The Investiture
Every conferment is prepared to commission. Fees are expressed in pounds sterling, are payable only after the Council has decided in a petitioner's favour, and are returned in full should the Council decline.
The essential ceremony: letters patent, registration and dossier.
£1,450
Letters patent, struck medallion and velvet-lined presentation case.
£3,900
The complete ceremonial estate, prepared for a family lineage.
£9,500
Craft & Materials
Engrossed by hand on archival vellum in iron-gall ink, illuminated in the manner of the period and closed with a wax seal struck from the Council's own matrix.
Struck in high relief in bronze alloy, antiqued and finished by hand, suspended from a crimson grosgrain ribbon in the colours of the Chambers.
A rigid presentation case lined in black velvet, embossed with the house arms and moulded to hold the medallion, ribbon and folded letters patent together.
The name, degree and date are transcribed into the Golden Register, from which verification is issued to the recipient upon request.
The specimen is not engrossed and is marked as such; it confers nothing and is offered only so that a petitioner may see the form of the instrument.
Orders & Dignities
Each of the five Orders of the Chambers carries its own complete investiture package, with real pricing, a council office and its own letters patent.
View the Orders of the Chambers