Royal Symbols of Elnäthar

The Household of Avenleigh is the official Royal Family of the Kingdom of Elnäthar. Its heraldic emblem features a red lozenge cross, symbol of the dynasty, and red roses that represent the family’s harmony with nature. The Household plays a ceremonial role and embodies the continuity of the Crown.

Design Elements of the Coat of Arms of the Household of Avenleigh

The official coat of arms of the Household of Avenleigh, symbol of the Royal Family and its ceremonial authority, consists of the following heraldic elements:

• Shield shape: The coat of arms adopts a modern French escutcheon, elegant and rounded at the base, conveying stability and dynastic continuity.

• Central emblem: At the heart of the shield appears a red cross composed of four lozenges, known as the Royal Diamond Cross. This emblem is the hereditary symbol of the Royal Family of Avenleigh, representing unity, identity, and the enduring legacy of the royal lineage.

• Supportive charges:

  — In the upper left quarter (dexter chief), a golden lion rampant, symbolising courage, honour and sovereign strength.

  — In the upper right quarter (sinister chief), a blue eagle displayed, signifying vision, vigilance and noble aspiration.

• Chief (upper band of the shield): A black band adorned with three red roses, representing nature, harmony with the land, and the deep connection between the Royal Household and the natural heritage of the realm.

• Helmet and mantling: Above the shield stands a golden barred helm, turned frontally, indicating sovereign status. The helmet is surrounded by an elaborate mantling in purple and gold, denoting dignity, protection and royal authority.

• Royal pavilion: The shield and helmet are enveloped by a richly decorated royal mantle in blue and white, lined with ermine and tied with gold cords. This mantle is a traditional symbol of royal dignity and ceremonial sovereignty.

• Crown: The arms are topped by the Royal Crown of Elnäthar, adorned with jewels and fleurons, representing the constitutional and symbolic sovereignty of the House.

• Side coronets: On either side of the pavilion, two princely coronets hang from blue drapery, representing the junior branches or consorts of the Royal Household.

• Dynastic order: Beneath the shield hangs the insignia of a royal order of merit, suspended by a sky-blue ribbon. This decoration honours service to the realm and the crown.