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Registered:
The
International Register
of Arms, 12th May 2025.
Registration No. 0732
(Vol.4).
Arms: Gules, within a
moongate supporting a
phoenix a dexter hand in
bend grasping a young
seedling Or the roots
Proper; the whole
flanked by two stylised
linden branches Or.
Crest: A heraldic rose
Argent.
Motto: Ex Terra,
Ex Sanguine, Ex Lumine.
Assumed:
Italy 8th May 2025.
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The arms
symbolise the rebirth,
continuity, and strength
of a family rooted in
history and committed to
the future.The armiger
has chosen a red shield
(Gules) to represent
vitality, courage, and
enduring love – the
protective warmth of the
family spirit. The
golden moongate at the
base evokes a passage
between generations, a
sacred threshold uniting
the earthly and the
spiritual realms, as
well as past and future.
The phoenix, seated atop
the arch, symbolises
rebirth through memory
and resilience. It
represents the conscious
choice to begin anew and
carry forward the legacy
of those who came
before. From beneath the
arch, a golden right
hand rises, grasping a
young seedling, also
gold – not uprooted, but
prepared for planting.
This image expresses the
role of the living
generation: to nurture
and root future growth
in honour and
continuity. On each side
of the shield, golden
branches of the linden
tree signify the
presence of ancestors –
those whose lives and
values continue to shape
and strengthen the
family. The linden, a
sacred tree of memory
and peace, reflects love
for one's lineage and
protection for those who
come after.
Above the shield, the
white heraldic rose
(Argent) rests upon a
torse in red and gold,
representing the
maternal line, purity of
intention, and harmony
between traditions.
The motto, “Ex Terra, Ex
Sanguine, Ex Lumine”
(From earth, from blood,
from light) summarizes
the essence of this
armorial identity: a
family grown from its
origins, sustained by
shared heritage, and
guided by the inner
flame of meaning and
responsibility.
This heraldic creation
is the culmination of
many years of
reflection, love for the
armiger's ancestors, and
a desire to offer a
symbol of continuity to
her sons and future
descendants. Though the
armiger now lives in
Italy, her family roots
extend through
generations shaped by
the lands and cultures
of Eastern and Central
Europe. The coat of arms
reflects not only the
family's personal and
cultural history, but
also the values the
armiger wishes to pass
on: courage, rootedness,
resilience, and the
commitment to nurture
future generations with
light and dignity. The
phoenix rising from the
sacred moongate speaks
of renewal and lineage.
The hand and seedling
symbolise the conscious
act of planting and
building a future. The
linden branches evoke
the memory and strength
of a shared ancestry.
And the white rose
honours the armiger's
maternal line – the
often unseen, but deeply
formative energy of care
and connection.
The armiger intends this
coat of arms to be a
hereditary emblem of her
family, passed on to her
sons and their
descendants, regardless
of gender. It reflects
not only her lineage but
also the hope that both
ancestral lines,
maternal and paternal,
remain honoured and
preserved. It is
intended to provide an
inheritance, ensuring
that the legacy of the
family will endure
through the generations
to come, creating a
strong and unified
identity for those who
carry it forward; a
family emblem, designed
to endure and to serve
as a reminder of harmony
between cultures,
traditions, and
generations.
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