Category:Stars in heraldry

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English: Mullets

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Français : Étoiles en héraldique

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The Commons:WikiProject Heraldry will help you to organize and sort coats of arms images.
Note that traditionally in heraldry, a pentagram was not a star, but rather a "mullet" or heraldic spur-wheel, while a heraldic star (or "estoile") generally had at least six rays (often wavy).

Stars in heraldry (shields by number of stars, stars by number of rays)
	four rays	five rays	six rays	seven rays	eight rays
1 star	1 four rays in heraldry	1 five rays in heraldry argent azure gules Or sable	1 six rays in heraldry argent azure gules Or sable	1 seven rays in heraldry	1 eight rays in heraldry
2 stars	2 four rays in heraldry	2 five rays in heraldry	2 six rays in heraldry	2 seven rays in heraldry	2 eight rays in heraldry
3 stars	3 four rays in heraldry	3 five rays in heraldry	3 six rays in heraldry	3 seven rays in heraldry	3 eight rays in heraldry
4 stars	4 four rays in heraldry	4 five rays in heraldry	4 six rays in heraldry	4 seven rays in heraldry	4 eight rays in heraldry
5 stars	5 four rays in heraldry	5 five rays in heraldry	5 six rays in heraldry	5 seven rays in heraldry	5 eight rays in heraldry
6 stars	6 four rays in heraldry	6 five rays in heraldry	6 six rays in heraldry	6 seven rays in heraldry	6 eight rays in heraldry
7 stars	7 four rays in heraldry	7 five rays in heraldry	7 six rays in heraldry	7 seven rays in heraldry	7 eight rays in heraldry
8 stars	8 four rays in heraldry	8 five rays in heraldry	8 six rays in heraldry	8 seven rays in heraldry	8 eight rays in heraldry
9 stars	9 four rays in heraldry	9 five rays in heraldry	9 six rays in heraldry	9 seven rays in heraldry	9 eight rays in heraldry