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The image to the left is that of the colour rendition of the Clan Drummond Badge. The heraldic record
of the badge is the following: "Out of crest coronet a goshawk, wings expanded, proper, jessed gules."
You will notice that the crest is encircled with a belt. This is to distinguish between clansman and chief, for it only the chief that is able to where the crest with out the belt. The conventions set, allow the clan members to display the crest without any heraldic infringement, which can be a major concern in countries with heraldic authorities. Please not that this colour rendition is artistic property of William Drummond as he is the artist.
The image to the right is a public domain drawing of the crest that can be used for engravings and stationary.
It is a proud thing to be able to display ones heritage, but please remember that the crest is not individual
property, but a symbol of the clan and the property of the Clan Chief.
To return to the main screen, click on the Clan Crest