Maltese Cross - Cruz de Malta Logo

A solid, symmetrical Maltese cross rendered in dark charcoal/black on a white square background. The cross has four broad arms with concave (inward-curving) edges that taper toward the center, producing the distinctive eight-point appearanc...

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Black Maltese cross (four-pointed heraldic cross with concave arms) on white background.
Maltese Cross - Cruz de Malta logo

About Maltese Cross - Cruz de Malta

A solid, symmetrical Maltese cross rendered in dark charcoal/black on a white square background. The cross has four broad arms with concave (inward-curving) edges that taper toward the center, producing the distinctive eight-point appearance where each arm splits into two rounded points.

The mark is flat and minimal with no text or ornamentation. Negative white space between the arms forms curved, petal-like shapes, reinforcing the radial symmetry of the emblem.

What's in it: Maltese cross

Shapes: cross radial symmetry concave arms

Style: heraldic minimalist flat monochrome emblem

Heraldic/knightly emblem; evokes orders of chivalry, badges or insignia (traditional Maltese cross form).

Colors

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Charcoal
#212121 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Maltese Cross - Cruz de Malta Logo History

The Maltese cross is a historic heraldic emblem associated with the Knights Hospitaller (Order of St. John) and the island of Malta; over time it has been adopted as a badge and symbol by military, fraternal and emergency-service organizations.

Frequently asked

What is this symbol?

This is a Maltese cross — a traditional heraldic cross with four arms that have inward-curving edges, creating an eight-pointed shape.

Where is the Maltese cross used?

Historically tied to the Knights Hospitaller and Malta, the Maltese cross is also used as an insignia or badge by various orders, military units and some emergency-service organizations.

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