Coat of arms of the Korablinsky district

The emblem is a green heraldic shield.

On the main green part of the banner is a composition of figures from the municipal coat of arms - two yellow ears of bread laid crosswise with a vertical, on top of them, with a white and yellow ring key facing down with a double beard, below which is a red horizontal strip carrying three horizontally elongated yellow through diamonds and having white borders

As a sign of the administrative-territorial affiliation of the district to the Ryazan region in the golden "free" part (a special square in the upper left corner of the coat of arms) with an rounded inner corner there is an old green princely cap crowning the prince's head in the regional coat of arms. The cap has a black sable edge, over which a golden ornament ("town") is fixed with a green semiprecious stone, which is the color of a stamped field and symbolizes a gem of the Korablinsky district in the crown of the Ryazan region.

The silver key, facing up with a golden eye, symbolizes the key to the underground storage of minerals, as well as the sources of silver water that the area is rich in.

The key is laid on top of two golden ears of grain crosswise, symbolizing fertility and agriculture developed in the region, and their combination recalls the past key value of Korablino in the bakery trade as a place for pouring and storing grain from neighboring counties.

A scarlet (red) belt, encumbered with three through-hole golden rhombuses (spindles) laid along the belt, symbolizing the weaving industry developed in the town of Korablino. The belt is bordered (lined) with two silver stripes, symbolizing the railway and its great role in the history of the town of Korablino and the region.

• Coats of arms of the Ryazan region
• Flag of the Korablinsky district