coronet
1 of 1noun/ˈkɔrənɪt/
Forms:coronets
1
margin between the skin of the pastern and the horn of the hoof
2
a small crown, typically worn by nobility or used as a symbol of rank and honor
- The young prince wore a simple coronet during the ceremony to symbolize his future role as king.
- The viscount's coronet was adorned with pearls and emeralds, reflecting his noble lineage.
- In heraldry, a coronet with a specific number of points or embellishments represents different ranks within the peerage.
- The queen's coronet was a symbol of her authority and sovereignty over the realm.
- The portrait of the duchess depicted her wearing a coronet, signifying her status as a member of the aristocracy.