The Seraph of the Three Hearts is a talisman of devotion, guardianship, and chosen bond. At its center stands a winged seraphic figure enclosed within sacred geometry — a union of circle and triangle symbolizing balance, ascent, and conscious alignment. The gaze of the central figure is calm but unyielding: a watcher, not a judge. Suspended beneath the wings are three crimson hearts, each framed in ornate silver filigree. Together they form a deliberate trinity — representing love, memory, and vow. These hearts are not sentimental tokens; they are seals, marking commitments carried forward through endurance and transformation. The symmetry of the piece evokes reliquaries and devotional standards, while the vivid red hearts introduce warmth, sacrifice, and living presence. The seraph presides above them as protector and witness, binding emotion to discipline, devotion to will. Designed as a personal emblem rather than ornament, The Seraph of the Three Hearts is meant to be worn close to the body — a declaration of allegiance not to doctrine, but to what one has chosen to guard, remember, and love without retreat.