English: Coat of arms of Ciuruleasa commune, according to annex no. 1, consists of a triangular shield with rounded edges, cut and split in the lower part. In the upper part, on a red background, there is a silver rock, emerging from the green terrace. In the lower right, in the silver field, is a green fir tree. At lower left, in blue field, is a silver cattle's head. The shield is stamped with a silver mural crown with a crenellated tower. The meanings of the elements summed up: The silver rock represents the Vâlcan mountain in the locality and the activity specific to the area, the processing of limestone. The fir tree symbolizes the forest wealth of the area. The head of cattle refers to the basic occupation of the inhabitants, raising animals. The mural crown with a crenellated tower signifies the fact that the locality has the status of a commune.