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These
arms were
designed as a
modern family
coat of arms to
express the
values and
identity of a
family whose
history and
present life are
closely
connected with
navigation,
travel,
creation, and
the
establishment of
enduring
foundations
across different
lands.
The
blue field
(Azure)
symbolises the
sea, the open
world, and
rational
thought. At
the centre,
the golden
compass rose
(Or)
represents
orientation,
knowledge, and
the ability to
determine
one’s own
course
independently,
reflecting
autonomy of
judgment and
strategic
thinking. The
red north
point (Gules)
signifies
will, action,
and the
resolve to
move forward
once direction
is known.
Above
the compass,
the
eight-pointed
star (Or)
serves as a
polar star — a
constant and
higher
reference that
guides the
family’s path,
symbolising
continuity,
long-term
vision, and
responsibility
toward future
generations. |
Together,
these elements express
the idea of purposeful
movement rather than
aimless travel: to
navigate with
understanding, to build
where one arrives, and
to create lasting
structures rather than
temporary presence.
The motto, “SCIMUS QUO
IMUS” (“We know where we
are going”),
encapsulates this
philosophy by affirming
clarity of direction,
confidence in chosen
paths, and commitment to
deliberate and
constructive action.
All
rights to the design and
its use are retained by
the armiger. The images
may be adapted in the
future for different
applications (such as
seals, signet rings,
standards, or flags),
while preserving the
essential heraldic
features as defined in
the registered blazon.
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