On Thursday, the Supreme Court of Canada’s over-caffeinated social-media team reminded those of us who did not already know — which was pretty much everyone, judging by the reaction — that as of 2021, the court has its very own flag.

The flag is a diamond shape composed of nine smaller diamond shapes — called “lozenges,” in the world of heraldry — with a Maple Leaf in each. Nine perfect, infallible diamonds for nine perfect, infallible justices, apparently representing (per the court’s website) their collective “central role … as the guarantor of the Constitution and the rights and freedoms of all Canadians.”