Archangel Uriel, whose name means "God is my Light" or "Fire of God," is recognized in Jewish and Christian apocryphal traditions as a leading angel of wisdom, truth, and transformation. Often considered the fourth archangel, he brings divine knowledge to humanity, illuminates situations with insight, and aids in emotional, mental, and spiritual healing. 
Key Aspects of Archangel Uriel:
Role and Function: Known as the "Angel of Wisdom," Uriel shines God's truth, offers guidance, and aids in decision-making. He is associated with repentance, understanding, and personal transformation.
Symbolism: He is often depicted holding a scroll or book (representing wisdom) or a flame/sword of fire in his open hand (representing the truth of God).
Origins: While not in the canonical Bible, he appears in texts like the Book of Enoch and the Second Book of Esdras, often identified as a guardian of the Garden of Eden and the bringer of messages.
Patronage: In various traditions, he is considered a patron of the arts, sciences, and the sacrament of Confirmation.
Attributes: Associated with the color red, yellow, or gold, Uriel is sometimes referred to as the "Regent of the Sun" or the "Angel of the Presence".
Connection to Humanity: He is believed to assist with intellectual pursuits, helping to release anger, anxiety, and bringing peace to situations. 
Uriel is sometimes called the "Angel of Sunday" and is venerated in Eastern Orthodox and some Catholic traditions, often associated with a feast day on July 28 or November 8. 
Dimensions: 6x4x12cm