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

The Lesser Coat of Arms of the Hereditary Grand Duke of Luxembourg, designed in 2000, is a heraldic symbol used by the heir apparent to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. This emblem, distinct from the full coat of arms, features a shield divided into four quarters and a helmet with three coronets, representing the historical duchies of the House of Nassau. The first quarter displays the Dutch lion, the second shows the French fleur-de-lis, while the third and fourth quarters are divided diagonally and depict the arms of Luxembourg and Brabant respectively. This Lesser Coat of Arms carries significant historical and symbolic value within the context of the Grand Duchy's heritage and lineage.