On a coat of arms, the crest is found above the shield, usually on top of a helmet. The crest can be used alone as a symbol for the holder/family or a shortcut for the coat of arms.

In addition to the coat of arms and their royal titles as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, which were bestowed by Queen Elizabeth on their wedding day, Harry and Meghan's new website also features ...

"A design for a coat of arms needs to be suitable, tasteful, and timeless," he said. "Modern day apparel and equipment may not look very good in 50 or 100 years." ...

Donald Trump’s company is using a coat of arms that belongs to a different family, it has been claimed. The Trump organisation is reportedly using the crest, which sports three lions and two ...

As the Bercows unveil their boastful coat of arms, the vulgar truth about family crests By A N WILSON Updated: 19:42 EDT, 30 November 2011 ...

A personal coat of arms and crest cost £6,075, while an impersonal non-profit organisation can get there's for £12,775. A commercial company will have to pay even more, with the total cost ...

The Times reports that although the Trump family's attempt to trademark the coat of arms in Britain was rejected in 2007 when the office discovered it belonged to the Davies family, the design was ...

Abraham Menahem debuted his coat of arms—topless ladies and all—in his 1594 treatise, a Torah gloss titled Minha B’lulah. Without someone to do the honors, he had taken initiative.

Coats of arms date to the 12th Century, where they were first worn on battle shields. They were adopted by members of the royal family and spread among the wider nobility, granted by the monarch ...