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The stars in the upper half are a symbol of the St. Mary, patron saint of the town. The purple diamond symbolises the Moca flower, a branch of which is placed in the lower half of the shield.<br/> | The stars in the upper half are a symbol of the St. Mary, patron saint of the town. The purple diamond symbolises the Moca flower, a branch of which is placed in the lower half of the shield.<br/> | ||
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MOCA
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Origin/meaning
The stars in the upper half are a symbol of the St. Mary, patron saint of the town. The purple diamond symbolises the Moca flower, a branch of which is placed in the lower half of the shield.
I have no information on the meaning of the monogram.
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