Armorial
Ramon BRAVO-GONZALEZ
ArmsAzure, a barrulet enhanced wavy Argent, in base at the honour point a set of keys two in saltire one in pale between three Viking ships two and one in full sail Argent the mainsail charge with a Scandinavian cross Sable, in chief between two bezants a Mexican step pyramid Proper.
CrestUpon a pile of rocks a Mexican eagle statant Proper in its beak a key upwards in bend Vert, the ward outwards Or.
MottoPRORSUM SEMPER (Ever Forward)
Dr Bravo-Gonzalez is Mexican and has studied and worked in Mexico, the USA, Sweden, and the UK. In the arms the pyramid represents the armiger’s interest in architecture and archaeology. The bezants and the keys represent his undergraduate degree in Accounting and Finance. The three viking ships represent the armiger’s link with Sweden, while the waves represent his love for the sea and seaside destinations. Finally, the eagle represents his Mexican heritage.
Granted12th September 2019 (Court of The Lord Lyon Register of All Public Arms and Bearings in Scotland)