A moving star with a tail, called a beard. If inverted may be blazoned a "shooting star."
No default posture.
No default orientation.
No default tincture.
See also: Comet in Pictorial Dictionary of Heraldry.
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Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).
Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).
Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).
Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).
This variety, with a straight tail, is found in Italian armory.
Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).
Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).
Source: Korjenić-Neorić Armorial (Page 30, arms of Ximracovich). Artist: Unknown Illustrator. Source: Korjenić-Neorić Armorial. Artist unknown. (Page 30, arms of Ximracovich.)
Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).
Default alignment: palewise, tail to base. No proper coloration.
The estoile may have a a different tincture than its beard but this would be considered a Step From Core Practice (SFCP).