Coat of Arms San Juan Argentina - Pint Glass 16oz

Coat of Arms San Juan, Argentina The Coat of Arms of San Juan is a heraldic symbol representing the Argentine province of San Juan. This emblem features a shield divided into four quarters. The first quarter represents the city of San Juan, displaying three towers on a field of azure. The second quarter depicts a sun with rays extending to eight points, symbolizing the solar eclipse that occurred during the Spanish conquest. The third quarter showcases three mountains representing the Sierra de la Ventana mountain range, while the fourth quarter features a star and a torch, alluding to the province's motto of "Lux et Veritas" or "Light and Truth." Above the shield is a white scroll bearing the provincial name, "San Juan," enclosed by olive branches. The Coat of Arms San Juan, Argentina serves as a visual representation of the province's history, geography, and ideals.