Within a wreath Argent and Sable, a lion rampant per fess of the same

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Surnames Associated with this Crest:

• Edwards

Crest Symbolism:

This crest features a lion in the rampant position, standing erect on its hind leg with forelegs raised and claws extended. In heraldry, the lion is considered the king of beasts and is the emblem of undying courage, strength, and valor. The term "per fess" indicates that the lion is divided horizontally across the middle into two distinct tinctures (colors): Argent and Sable. Argent (silver or white) traditionally represents peace and sincerity, while Sable (black) denotes constancy, wisdom, and prudence. The figure is enclosed within a circular wreath appearing in the same colors, representing the twisted silk garland used to secure a crest to a knight's helmet and symbolizing the honor and distinction of the bearer.

("Plate 9 Crest 3" Fairbairn, J. (1905). Fairbairn’s book of crests of the families of Great Britain and Ireland)