Greater coat of arms of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg (2000) - Pint Glass 16oz

The Greater Coat of Arms of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, introduced in 2000, is a heraldic symbol representing the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It consists of a shield divided into four quarters, each bearing distinctive elements. The first and fourth quarters feature a lion passant guardant, the second quarter displays three lilies, and the third quarter shows an eagle displayed. These charges are all symbols found in earlier versions of the Luxembourg coat of arms, reflecting the Grand Duchy's history and tradition. Above the shield sits a helmet adorned with a set of ducal coronet, symbolizing the grandeur of the Grand Duke's position. The overall design reflects the heraldic heritage of Luxembourg while incorporating modern elements to create a visually striking and historically significant symbol of the nation.