Edelstahlanhänger - Wappen mit Kreuz und Lilie

Dimensions : approx. 44 x 29 x 5 mm In heraldry, the lily cross is a common figure, consisting of three stylized leaves that are held together by a ribbon. The middle leaf is pointed at the top and bottom, the outer leaves hang down and are bent outwards at the top. The sign is a stylized iris. Lilies in heraldry are considered a symbol of purity and innocence. They are symbols of Saint Mary and those who submit to the patronage of the Blessed Mother (e.g. kings of France). In the trisection of the flower of the heraldic lily, it symbolizes the Holy Trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. (Source: Wikipedia) In heraldry, the heraldic lily is a common figure, consisting of three stylized leaves that are held together by a ribbon. The middle leaf is pointed at the top and bottom, the outer leaves hang down and are bent outwards at the top. The sign is a stylized iris. With a “band” around the petals (normal representation), it is girdled; if it is missing, the heraldic lily is an ungirded one. Different forms of the heraldic lily have received independent names or have been particularly modified. If the lily is missing the middle leaf, it is emblazoned as garbled. This also applies if the lower middle part is missing. Often the middle leaf is replaced by other things like a cross or a stalked flower and needs to be described. If the outer leaves are missing below the belt, it is an Arabic lily. (Source: Wikipedia)