BLAZONING is the heraldic language. To
blazon a coat of arms is to describe the coat of arms: first of what
color it is, i.e. the field (background) and secondly the bearings,
all in their proper order and respective shapes, positions and
tinctures.No unnecessary words
are used and the name of a tincture is not repeated. The tincture of
a charge follows the name of the charge, e.g. "a cross silver", not
"a silver cross". When several charges are named in succession, they
are all of the tincture given after the last, unless otherwise
specified.
Sample:
Azure five lozenges conjoined in fess
or, each charged with an escallop gules, on a chief of the second, a
griffin's head erased between two fleur-de-lis of the first.

To be Continued . . .
Bennet Coat of
Arms

Arms: Gules a
bezant between three demi lions rampant argent.
Motto: De bon
vouloir servir le roy.
Translation: To
serve the King with right good will.
Origin: English
Meaning: The
surname Bennet is derived from the Latin given name Benedictus,
which means "blessed."
The original Bennets in
England arrived in the 5th Century from Germany.
Spelling variations include:
Bennett, Benett and Benet.
In early records, the
name Benedictus Kepeherem is found in 1193 in county Yorkshire.
Foreign Equivalents:
Benoit (French) and Benedetto (Italian).
Bennet
Symbolism
Bezant:
A
gold roundle representing a Byzantine coin. Denoted one who had
been found worthy of trust and treasure.
Demi Lion:
An
emblem of majesty, strength, and justice, military might and
deathless courage, the Lion was indeed a foe to fear.
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