The Ramirez Family Crest Rocks Glass. Beautifully illustrated. Carefully researched. Uniquely personal.
Nicely suited for the moments that call for a proper toast. Whether it’s a gift to celebrate a milestone birthday, a wedding or a housewarming—this piece is an instant heirloom.
The origin of the name Ramirez
Ramirez (Ramírez) is an ancient Spanish and Galician patronymic noble surname meaning "son of Ramiro" (derived from Germanic Raimir, composed of ragin, meaning "counsel/advisor," and meri, meaning "famous" or "brilliant"—thus "famous advisor"). Originating during the early Middle Ages in the northern kingdoms of Asturias, Galicia, and Castile, the House of Ramírez rose to high grandee status as Marquis of Westwood and Counts of Murillo. Members served as Knights of Santiago, viceroys, royal governors, and commanders across Spain and the Americas.
The symbolism of the Ramirez coat of arms
Visually striking and protective, the Ramirez coat of arms features a radiant golden shield charged with a leafy green oak tree rooted upon a green grassy mount in base, against which a golden lion rampant rears in battle stance. The inner shield is set within a broad red border (bordure) charged with eight golden saltires (X-shaped crosses). In Iberian heraldry, the gold field symbolises generosity, elevation of mind, and royal favor, while the green oak tree on a mount represents ancient land tenure, family roots, and enduring vitality. The golden lion rearing against the trunk signifies supreme courage, warrior fortitude, and defense of ancestral land. The red bordure with eight golden saltires denotes martial sacrifice and victory at the Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa (1212). Positioned above the shield, the crest displays a plume of red and gold feathers, symbolising noble elevation. The formal recognition of this coat of arms was documented in Castilian nobility rolls and catalogued in the Nobiliario Español and J.B. Rietstap’s Armorial Général.
Historical figures
Don Diego Ramírez (11th Century): Castilian noble commander during the Reconquista.
Doña María Ramírez (17th Century): Spanish gentlewoman and benefactor recorded in Seville charters.
Don Alejandro Ramírez (1777–1821): Famed Spanish statesman, economist, and Intendant of Puerto Rico and Cuba.
Product details
- Classic rocks glass with family crest
- Volume: 10.5 oz. (311 ml)
- Height: 3.4″ (8.64 cm)
- Diameter: 3.2″ (8.13 cm)
- High heat from the dishwasher or microwave may damage the print, so please hand-wash only.
No Warehouses. No Waste. Just for you, made to order
This product is printed especially for you when ordered, one at a time, by royal decree of Mother Nature to keep the realm beautiful. Family Crests Store guarantees your custom treasure meets all EU and USA safety standards.
About the artist
Each coat of arms in the Family Crests Store is an artwork by heraldic artist Éamonn Breathnach. All are carefully researched, drawing from the earliest available records across multiple heraldic archives. Noted for their elegance and attention to detail, these artworks make meaningful gifts for family occasions.
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