Awards of the Barony of Glymm MereIt is the privilege and duty of the Baron and Baroness to recognize those subjects who bring distinction to the Barony through their services and skills. The awards of the Barony are given by their Excellencies based on recommendations from the populace. The record of recipients of awards is the Order of Precedence, and it is a good idea to check there before writing an award recommendation, to see which (if any) awards the person you are writing about may already have...
Anyone is welcome to make recommendations. (for information on writing award recommendations click here)
to recommend someone for a Baronial award click here
to recommend someone for a Kingdom award click here
Order of the
Crystal of Glymm Mere
(Name registered September 1997)Argent, a goutte azure This award is given in recognition of service to the Barony. Recipients may wear a token with a crystal teardrop, or its heraldic equivalent.
Red Hart
(Name registered September 1997. Badge: registered January 1997)(Fieldless) a deer's head couped contourny gules This award is given in recognition of achievement in the arts. Recipients may wear a token with a red stags head.
Ewer This award is given for exceptional and ongoing service to the barony. Recipients may wear a token with a silver ewer.
(picture) Honor of the White Spring This is a children's award that can be awarded multiple times. It is a silver tear drop.
The Sweet of Glymm Mere This award is given for demonstrating honor, chivalry and a generous spirit to others.
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