Flag of Galeteri

Commonwealth of Galeteri

Name	Annulos e stailas Alvicelestial Tricolore
Use	National flag and ensign
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	8 February 1833 (1833-02-08) (original) 1 January 1841 (1841-01-01) (current version)
Design	Two vertical stripes of white and green at the hoist side with a blue field bearing five conjoined annulets surrounded by a ring of eighteen five pointed white stars.
Designed by	Marco Casalva

The national flag of Galeteri often reffered to in Galet as ils Annulos e Stailas (Common: the Rings and Stars) and il Tricolore (Common: the Tricolour), is a tricolour featuring two vertical stripes of white and green, with the white at the hoist side and a dark blue field bearing five conjoined annulets surrounded by a ring of eighteen five pointed white stars, as defined by the Constitution of the Commonwealth. The Galet law regulates its use and display, protecting its defense and providing for the crime of insulting it; it also prescribes its teaching in Galet schools together with other symbols of the Commonwealth.