The Jaquiery Family Crest originates in Switzerland and was first used in England in 1755 by Jean Elie Jaquiéry.

As used by Jean Elie, it was a blue Chippendale style Coat of Arms decorated with roses with silver leaves and stems which are accompanied by two stars, surrounded by flowers and stamped with a pattern of blue and gold, the crest bearing three silver feathers above. Under the Coat of Arms there is a Banderole (or scroll) bearing the motto: "UBI AMOR, IBI FIDES", translated variously as "Where there is love there is faith", or "Where there is love there is faithfulness".