Heart-Shaped Heraldic Emblem with Gold Vines and Latin Motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis'

Heart-shaped heraldic shield. Vines surround the shield. It has four charges. Upper left and lower right sections are white. Upper right and lower left sections are pastel-purple. Silver ducal coronet tops the shield. A ribbon features the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis'.

Heraldic design featuring heart-shaped shield. Shield surrounded by heart-shaped vines. Left side of shield is black. Right side of shield is dark-purple. Gold coronet on top. Ribbon below with the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis'.

A heart-shaped heraldry shield featuring two goblets. The shield is divided vertically into black on the left and dark-purple on the right. A golden crown is placed above the shield. Vines surround the shield and a ribbon at the bottom displays the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis'.

The heart-shaped shield design features a bold black charge on the left half and a deep dark-purple charge on the right half. At the top of the shield, there is a coronet that is now colored in an elegant gold. Below the heart-shaped shield, a ribbon elegantly displays the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis'. The overall design maintains a blend of regal and contemporary aesthetics, emphasizing both strength and beauty.

Heart-shaped shield design features halved sections. Left half is black. Right half is dark purple. Surrounded by elegant vines. Golden crown sits on top. Ribbon below contains motto Dulcius Ex Asperis.

This image features a coat of arms design with clear heraldic elements. The shield is quartered, with the upper left and lower right in green, while the upper right and lower left are in purple. Prominently displayed on the shield are a white wolf in the upper left and a purple wolf in the lower right section. Above the shield is a gold coronet, symbolizing nobility. Below the shield, a ribbon bears the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis.' The overall design emphasizes traditional heraldic art with a modern twist.

This image is a coat of arms featuring an intricate heraldic design. The shield is divided into quarters, with green and purple sections, and two hearts in the center representing an endless knot. Supporters flanking the shield include a female angel in a vintage cartoon style on the left and a male devil on the right. Atop the shield, a golden coronet is placed as a crest. Below the shield is a 3-part banner displaying the motto, 'Dulcius Ex Asperis.' The overall design blends classic heraldic elements with whimsical cartoon influences.

Heart-shaped shield design divided into two sections. The left section features a black charge, while the right section showcases a dark-purple charge. Surrounding the shield are intricate golden vines that enhance its elegance. At the top, there is a golden coronet, symbolizing royalty. Below the shield, a ribbon displays the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis', adding a touch of inspiration.

Iconic coat of arms features two hawks flanking a central shield. The shield displays a vivid red rose with green leaves. Artistic depiction emphasizes bold black lines and contrasting colors.

Heraldic design featuring a shield divided into quarters. Upper left and lower right quarters have white backgrounds with dark-red hearts. Upper right and lower left quarters are dark-red with white hearts. Includes a golden crown on top and a ribbon at the bottom with the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis.'

Heraldic emblem features heart-shaped shield at center. Shield has quartered sections in white and pastel purple. Delicate vines entwine around shield. Silver ducal coronet above the shield. Ribbon at base with motto Dulcius Ex Asperis.

This image features a coat of arms designed in a heraldic style. It includes a golden coronet as a crest atop the shield. The shield is quartered, displaying green charges in the upper left and lower right sections, while purple charges occupy the upper right and lower left. Notably, two hollow hearts are placed within the shield's quarters. The left supporter is designed as a monochrome female angel in the style of 1930s cartoons, and the right supporter is a monochrome male devil, also in a 1930s cartoon style. A three-part banner below the shield carries the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis.' The entire composition combines classic heraldic elements with whimsical cartoon influences.

Heraldic design featuring a shield divided into four sections with red and white charges. Includes hearts, a Swiss escutcheon, and a crown above the shield. Surrounded by ribbons with the motto 'Dulcius Ex Asperis.'