Class Emblems

The class emblems signify a fledglings hierarchy within the school after being marked.

Third Former

What it signifies:
The third formers’ symbol is embroidered in silver in the shape of a spiral that glitters in a delicate circle. The symbol – the silver labyrinth of the Goddess Nyx – stands for a new beginning for the third formers as they walk the Path of Night and learn the ways of the Goddess.

Fourth Former

What it signifies:
The golden wings of Eros are the fourth formers’ symbol. Eros – the love god – is the child of Nyx’s seed. The symbol reminds the fourth formers of Nyx’s capacity to love and also represents the students’ continuous movement forward.

Fifth Former

What it signifies:
The fifth former emblem represents Nyx’s golden chariot pulling a trail of stars. The chariot illustrates the fifth formers’ continuation of Nyx’s journey.
The stars represent the magic of a fledgling’s first two years at the House of Night.

Sixth Former

What it signifies:
The sixth formers’ symbol is an embroidered silver silhouette of the three Fates, the children of Nyx. The sixth formers all wear the emblem of the Fates, the goddesses of destiny. The scissors signify the end or break of the formers’ time at the House of Night.

Professors

The professors’ symbol is the silver embroidered image of Nyx
with her arms upraised and her hands cupping a crescent moon.