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A lozenge pierced with a round hole.
Also known as: Pierced lozenge, Heraldic rustre
In heraldry a rustre is a lozenge pierced by a single round hole at its centre, distinguishing it from the mascle, which is voided to a frame.
Is a lozenge pierced by a round hole at its centre.
Contexts: History
Belongs with the lozenge, fusil and mascle the catalogue already holds, the four differing in proportion and in how they are opened — pierced for a rustre, voided to a frame for a mascle.
Contexts: History
A solid four-sided figure standing on one corner with a single round hole punched through its centre.