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* Yellow: This is traditional for proteges
* Yellow: This is traditional for proteges
* Green: This is traditional for apprentices
* Green: This is traditional for apprentices
* Royal Blue: This is sometimes used to denote a Royal Companion
A note on belts: while the associations above are considered 'traditional' it is important to note that they are not universal. For example, a Knight may choose to have their squires wear a belt that is another color entirely. Some households also carry their own traditions around belt color and adornment. While the above are the generally accepted standard there will be some variation.


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* Baronial Coronets: These have 6 points and are reserved for those that are territorial or court baronage.
* Baronial Coronets: These have 6 points and are reserved for those that are territorial or court baronage.
* County Coronets: These exhibit crenelations and are reserved for those that have reigned over a Kingdom or Principality (Viscounty) once.
* County Coronets: These exhibit crenelations and are reserved for those that have reigned over a Kingdom or Principality (Viscounty) once.
* Dukal Coronets: These exhibit 4 sets of strawberry leaves and are reserved for those that have reigned over a Kingdom twice.
* Ducal Coronets: These exhibit 4 sets of strawberry leaves and are reserved for those that have reigned over a Kingdom twice.


[[Category:Traditions Ceremonies & Protocols]]
[[Category:Traditions Ceremonies & Protocols]]

Latest revision as of 14:21, 26 June 2023

Atlantia does not, traditionally, adhere to sumptuary laws beyond those of the Society as a whole. For example, while Peerage/Order regalia is reserved for those with those particular Orders - circlet height is not restricted to a specific inch. For information on other Atlantian traditions, see the Traditions page.

Belts

  • White: This is reserved for members of the Chivalry
  • Red: This is traditional for squires
  • Yellow: This is traditional for proteges
  • Green: This is traditional for apprentices
  • Royal Blue: This is sometimes used to denote a Royal Companion

A note on belts: while the associations above are considered 'traditional' it is important to note that they are not universal. For example, a Knight may choose to have their squires wear a belt that is another color entirely. Some households also carry their own traditions around belt color and adornment. While the above are the generally accepted standard there will be some variation.

Collars

  • White: This is reserved for members of the Order of Defense
  • Red: This is traditional for students of a MoD

Other Regalia

The full list of reserved regalia is listed here. It includes things like an unadorned chain for the Chivalry and a Cap of Maintenance for the Pelicans. Note that the items above labeled "traditional" are not officially reserved, but may cause confusion if used outside of the traditional purpose.

Heraldic Charges

There are a variety of charges, beyond just the badge of the order, that are reserved. They are listed here.

Headwear

  • Baronial Coronets: These have 6 points and are reserved for those that are territorial or court baronage.
  • County Coronets: These exhibit crenelations and are reserved for those that have reigned over a Kingdom or Principality (Viscounty) once.
  • Ducal Coronets: These exhibit 4 sets of strawberry leaves and are reserved for those that have reigned over a Kingdom twice.