These fairly simple shapes are amongst the most common charges in heraldry. The roundel is commonly named specifically according to its tincture, thus a roundel gules and a torteau are the same thing.
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torteau (tart) roundel gules |
pellet roundel sable |
hurt (berry) roundel azure |
pomme (apple) roundel vert |
golpe (wound) roundel purpure |
fountain roundel barry wavy argent and azure |
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plate roundel argent |
bezant (coin) roundel or |
annulet |
lozenge |
mascle |
rustre |
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fusil thin or elongated lozenge |
billet paper folded as a letter |
gout or goutte droplet |
mullet
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mullet pierced sometimes called a spur rowel |
pentangle or pentalpha |
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mullet of 6 points |
mullet of 7 points |
mullet of 8 points |
sun radiant 1 |
sun radiant 2 |
sun in splendour |
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crescent 1 |
crescent 2 |
decrescent with face |
full moon with face |
estoile star |
comet |
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increscent "horns" to dexter |
decrescent "horns" to sinister |
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