This card is the Three of Flint, which corresponds to the Three of Swords in the standard tarot. Three jeweled flints pierce a human heart, which is held aloft by the white hand of Itztlacoliuhqui, Our Lord the Curved Obsidian Blade, god of cold, frost, and justice, and the King of Flints. His hand is adorned with an obsidian ring and bracelet, and behind are golden rain clouds, from which fall turquoise rain drops. This card signifies loss, division, rupture, disorder, and sorrow. It signifies the pierced and broken heart, the betrayal of the lover, and the offering of the deified heart in sacrifice. Reversed, the card has a similar signification.