Standard: In the hoist the Arms, in the fly per fess Argent and Gules between three transverse bands Argent fimbriated Or, thereupon the motto Virtus Per Fortitudinem Et Honorem, two representations of the crest alternating with two representations of the badge, the ends split and rounded the whole fringed Gules and Argent.

The principal tinctures of the shield are red and white which represent the colours of two countries; Peru where the armiger was born, and Canada where he studied and achieved his Bachelor of Arts in Law and Justice.

The stars allude to the Vega star which is the brightest star in the northern constellation of Lyra and the armiger's last name.

The hawk's wing represents independence, adaptability and the ability to overcome life’s struggles. It is also the armiger's spirit animal which protects and guides him to always strive to do what is right.

The hawk of the crest represents the same meaning to the armiger as the hawk's wing as described above. It is gorged and standing on a star coronet which symbolizes honour, virtue and respect, qualities which the armiger upholds in his everyday life.

The Parnassus flower held by the hawk is a tribute to his mother whose last name is Cumberland, and found in the arms of Cumberland County. This is a symbol to honour his British Heritage.