estrella de la vida Logo

A bold, flat six-pointed star (Star of Life) rendered in a vivid blue fill with a darker thin outline. The star is symmetrical with six equal arms forming an asterisk-like medical emblem. Centered on the star is a vertical staff with a sin...

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Blue six-pointed Star of Life with a vertical rod and coiled snake (Rod of Asclepius), dark outline.
estrella de la vida logo

About estrella de la vida

A bold, flat six-pointed star (Star of Life) rendered in a vivid blue fill with a darker thin outline. The star is symmetrical with six equal arms forming an asterisk-like medical emblem.

Centered on the star is a vertical staff with a single snake coiled around it (Rod of Asclepius) shown in a solid dark/black color, creating a strong contrast against the blue background. The design is simple, emblematic, and high-contrast with no text.

What's in it: staff (Rod of Asclepius) snake six-pointed star (Star of Life)

Shapes: six-pointed star vertical rod/staff serpentine curve (snake) thin outline stroke

Style: flat minimalist emblematic bold outline high-contrast

Common medical/emergency services emblem (Star of Life) with Rod of Asclepius, evoking emergency medical care and ambulance/EMS services.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Royal blue
#0033FF · primary
Navy outline
#000080 · secondary
Black
#000000 · accent

Frequently asked

What does this symbol represent?

It is the Star of Life bearing the Rod of Asclepius, commonly used to denote emergency medical services and ambulance/EMS care.

Is the snake-and-staff the caduceus?

No. This shows the Rod of Asclepius (one snake, one staff). The caduceus has two snakes and wings and is a different symbol.

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