Grenada National Coat of Arms - Symbolism and History #148514 (License: Personal Use)

The emblem features two native Grenadian figures flanking a shield adorned with six yellow pineapples on a red background, symbolizing the island’s agricultural wealth. Above the shield sits a golden lion holding a nutmeg pod, crowned by a green crocodile-representing Grenada’s former name, “Isle of Spice”-and the Latin motto “Indus Vterque Serviet Vni” (Both Indians shall serve one). The design honors indigenous roots, colonial history, and national unity.

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