On September 2, 1940, the presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union issued an order announcing the establishment of the "Marshal star", the identification mark of the "Soviet marshal". At the same time, special certificates and certificates were issued to the presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. From March 3, 1955, the mark was also awarded to the marshal of the Soviet Navy.
The "Marshal star" badge worn by the Soviet marshal and the Soviet Navy marshal is a gold three-dimensional five pointed star with two sides shining in the center. The diameter of the pentagram's circumcircle is 44.5 mm. A small five pointed star made of platinum is set in concentric setting of big five pointed star. A diamond is inlaid at the intersection of each inner corner of the big five pointed star. The total weight of five diamonds is 3.06 carats (1 carat is 0.2 g); the diameter of the outer circle of the small white gold Pentagram is 23 mm, and a large diamond weighing 2.62 carats is set in the center of the circle; 25 fine-grained small diamonds with a total weight of 1.25 carats are inlaid on the surface of the five corners. The side height of "Marshal star" is 8 mm, the top corner point and the back side are flat, with diamond mounting holes and platinum mounting end. The total weight of "Marshal star" is 36.6 grams. A total of 200 such "Marshal stars" have been made.