Hera. The brand mark of Hera, a XOVEREIGN Technologies product and a division of White Crown Enterprises. The symbol is a single geometric primitive that is also a letter: a capital H written in brushed warm platinum on an imperial-night ground, with a real purple-gold alloy at its heart and a gold stellar core at the exact centre. The mark is built on one colour-theory move: purple and gold are complementary, so the violet metal and the gold heart are placed in direct contact at the centre of the mark and the maximum chromatic tension in the composition lives at that boundary. Seven nested rings are each broken at the top and the bottom so that only their left and right arcs survive, stacking into two vertical columns — the two legs of a capital H. The outermost arc on each side is a heavy brushed- platinum band, finely grained across its width and lit with a specular highlight at the top edge; a thin ring of purple-gold alloy traces the inside of that band, a single-hue violet metal lit by a cool lavender-white specular — far from the heart, the alloy's reflections stay cool. The six inner arcs are platinum hairlines; the innermost of them, which sits closest to the star, carries a WARM-shifted purple-gold underglow — the alloy at this ring is picking up the complementary light of the gold star beside it, so its highlight runs pink-lavender rather than cool lavender. A single brushed-platinum crossbar at mid-height binds the two legs. At the exact centre, over the junction, sits a five-point star. The star has a platinum rim and inside the rim its body is the warm-shifted purple-gold alloy — a pink-lavender specular at the upper-left catches the complementary light of the gold core; the alloy's mid-tones and shadows are identical to the cool alloy elsewhere in the mark, because only where light hits it does a real metal change colour. Inside the alloy body, a warm orange whisper rings the heart — the star's chromosphere, extending in screen-blend past the heart's hard radius into the surrounding alloy. The gold heart itself is not a flat pool: it is a real stellar core — the geometric centre of the star, built in six concentric zones. At its centre a white plasma point with the faintest warm tint is the fusion singularity; around it, a tight band of bright yellow-gold is the fusion zone; outside that, a rich champagne-to-classical-gold ring is the radiative zone; outside that, deeper molten gold is the convective zone; outside that, aged gold tipping toward amber is the molten edge; and at the heart's outer rim a warm orange whisper is the chromosphere, which spreads a hairline past the heart into the surrounding alloy as a soft corona. Fine diagonal granulation runs across the gold, suggesting convective flow at the stellar surface. A small bright specular point at the top of the plasma, centred on the vertical axis, is the heart's highlight. Standing in the plasma core — the exact centre of the star — is a small refined pure-gold capital letter H: the letter H of Hera, placed at the centre of her own star. The star's "heart" here means its geometric centre, not a heart-shape; the H is a letter, upright, mirror-symmetric with the rest of the mark. Below the mark, in geometric sans capitals tracked wide and set light, reads the wordmark HERA in platinum. The whole composition is bilaterally symmetric about its vertical centerline: both leg columns mirror each other, the crossbar is centred, the star is centred, the H is centred inside the plasma.