A crescent symbol on a coat of arms could denote that the holder is a second son, and looks like to crescents, one inside the other, usually facing diagonally to the right, or facing upward.
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In Medieval times, the symbol for steel was often depicted as a cross within a circle, representing the strength and durability of the material. This symbol was commonly used in heraldry and alchemy to signify the qualities associated with steel, such as protection, resilience, and purity. The cross symbolized the Christian faith and the circle represented eternity and wholeness, further emphasizing the enduring nature of steel.
This varied with country, but in England, a baron had a gilt coronet, unadorned except for six silver balls called pearls, which are equally sized and spaced, and of which four can be seen in an artistic representation, such as in heraldry. There is a link below to a picture of the coronet.
Knights fought on horseback using swords, lances (long poles), axes, and vicious weapons called morning stars. Each knight wore a symbol called a coat of arms, to show witch family he belongs to
It represents the ancient republic of Rome