United Kingdom: Baronet's Badge
Ribbon: Baronets of Nova Scotia - orange-tawny; all other Baronets - orange-tawny with blue edges. The ribbon is not worn when ribbons only are worn.
Instituted: 1624 for Baronets of Nova Scotia by James I; and in 1929 by George V for all other Baronets.
Awarded: Not an award as such, but worn by holders of the hereditary title of Baronet.
Grades: 1 - the badge differs between Baronets of Nova Scotia, of England, of Ireland, of Great Britain and of the United Kingdom.
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| Baronet of Nova Scotia | Baronet of England | Baronet of Ireland |
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Baronets are called 'Sir' and may distinguish themselves from knights by the addition of 'Bt' after their names. |
| Baronet of Great Britain | Baronet of the United Kingdom |
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Page last updated: 2 April 2007