Although some people refer to a “family crest” and a “coat of arms” interchangeably, there is a difference. A crest is an element or part of a coat of arms, but not the entire arms. On a ...

What's my coat of arms? It's unlikely that you will have a specific coat of arms, as in an original family coat of arms that is for your surname and passed down from dad to son.

It may not be the most dramatic scandal facing Donald Trump this week, but the US president has been accused of branding his US commercial properties with a stolen coat of arms.

So seriously that one must register a coat-of-arms (which applies only to an individual, not a family), and the cost of registration increases as you add various elements (like that helmet).

Donald Trump’s company is using a coat of arms that belongs to a different family, it has been claimed. The Trump organisation is reportedly using the crest, which sports three lions and two ...

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry launched their new website Sussex.com, which features from royal elements such as their cypher and a coat of arms.

Crests hold more historical significance than you might think. In medieval countries with a monarchy, the king would bestow a family crest or coat of arms on higher-class families and his knights.

Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh used the joint coat of arms she shares with Prince Edward in a letter after the crest on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new website sparked conversation.

The brands, including Waitrose and Heinz, can keep using the royal coat of arms for another two years. They will have to reapply under King Charles III and prove the royal family uses their products.

House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has unveiled his new coat of arms, which features a rugby league ball, bees and Lancashire roses. The Chorley MP's crest also includes an antelope and ...