La couronne honoraire des Raromatai :

The honorary crown of the Raromatai has been designed by Michael Good and the Michael Good atelier in Maine, USA, in collaboration with French jeweller B. Livrelli.

It is a tribute to the local traditional leaf head-wreaths and to the vegetation from Earth and Sea, displaying natural colours of the islands under the sunshine.

Crux – La Croix du Sud / La Croix d’Hins : 

The pin worn by the honorary king or attached to the honorary crown is a complex symbol that represents both his Polynesian and Boiat origins :

-when the larger part is pointing down, it represents the Southern Cross (or Crux) and inspired by the shape of a Polynesian Headbreaker (club or U’u) and a paddle.

-when displayed with the larger part pointing up, its colour and form is made to recall the Croix des Marins of Arcachon, and its long part below, looking like a stake, creates also a representation of the Croix d’Hins of Marcheprime.

It has been created in Maine by jeweller Jacob Snow using personal items from Laurent’s family.

Signe “égal” – Equal sign : 

To enhance the egalitarian vision driving the project of the honorary representation, and the constant search for supporting an inclusive, equal and equitable vision in our communities. Instead of representing a crown, the above line is transformed and adapts to the region of the various missions a specific work, presentation or announcement is linked to.

La signature du roi honoraire :

Entre 2017 et 2018 Laurent signait les documents relatifs à la couronne honoraire par : Georges DSG, pour Soli Deo gloria en français (à Dieu Seul la Gloire).
Depuis 2018, ils sont annotés : « TTT » ou « Lo.Aq ».
Chaque document portant l’une de ces signatures est numéroté et archivé. Ils sont vérifiables ou consultables sur demande auprès de la maison royale honoraire.

Colour : Iridescent.

L’Estampille :

Portrait miniature de Laurent-Teva portant la couronne honoraire des Raromatai, et affichant le signe «Égal » replaçant les armoiries, à disposition des habitants des Îles-sous-le-vent.