Heraldic coat of arms in classic medieval European style, on a vertically oriented shield. FIELD: Ermine fur pattern — white/silver background covered with small black stylized ermine spots (mouchetures), evenly distributed across the entire field. CHEVRON: A golden chevron (V-shape pointing upward, like an inverted V) centered on the shield, in bright gold/or color. The chevron is ALAISED — its two lower branches do NOT touch the edges of the shield, floating freely in the center. CHIEF: A horizontal azure (deep royal blue) band occupying the top third of the shield, overlaying the ermine field. On this blue chief, centered, a single golden crescent moon with horns pointing upward. BORDURE: A continuous border band in sable (black) running around the entire interior edge of the shield, charged with exactly 8 alerions — small eagles displayed without beak or talons, shown in black silhouette, wings spread and slightly lowered, evenly distributed: 2 on the top, 1 on each side of the chief, 2 on the left flank, 2 on the right flank, 1 at the base — all alerions facing dexter (to the viewer's left). STYLE: Flat heraldic illustration, clean bold outlines, no shading or gradient, traditional medieval manuscript style. Colors strictly: white (ermine base), black (ermine spots and bordure), gold/yellow (chevron and crescent), royal blue (chief), black (alerions on bordure). High contrast, symmetrical, heraldic accuracy. No background outside the shield.