It is not every day that persons are allowed to see their national symbols in use at State(Above): The National Coat of Arms(Below): The President’s Coat of Arms used yesterday.events. However, at last evening’s Investiture Ceremony, the use of the President’s Coat of Arms may have missed the unsuspecting eyes.The President’s Coat of Arms carries with it a few different features, particularly relating to the headdress. The headdress is decorated differently; however the diamonds still remain at its sides. The helmet,Eddie Jackson Bears Jersey, which is the monarchial insignia,Dawuane Smoot Womens Jersey, is not included.The National Coat of Arms however, contains at the peak an Amerindian headdress known as the Cacique’s Crown which signifies the indigenous people of Guyana. The two diamonds at the side of the crown symbolise the mining sector. There is then a helmet which is a monarchical insignia. The two jaguars are supporters holding a pick axe,Blank Argentina Jersey, rice and sugar cane stalk; these symbolise Guyana’s mining,Rasul Douglas Jersey, sugar and rice industries.The shield is decorated with the Victoria Amazonica (Victoria Regia Lily). Also on the shield are three wavy lines which represent the three main rivers of the country – Berbice,Cam Robinson Youth Jersey, Demerara and Essequibo.Below the lines is the Canje Pheasant which is the Nation’s National bird. The scroll under the shield features the National motto: One People, One Nation, One Destiny.Based on recommendations, the Coat of Arms was selected by the National History and Arts Council and later approved by the College of Arms, England. On February 25,Marouane Fellaini Manchester Jersey, 1966 the design was accepted by the House of Assembly in Guyana.