Grenada National Coat of Arms - Symbolism and History #3218467 (License: Personal Use)

The coat of arms features two native Carib people flanking a central shield bearing six yellow nutmeg fruits on a red-and-white cross-symbolizing Grenada’s status as the “Isle of Spice.” Above the shield, a green crocodile stands atop a conch shell and crown, supported by white doves, while the national motto “Out of Many, One People” appears on a yellow scroll below. The design honors indigenous roots, colonial history, and post-independence identity.

Used on official government documents, currency, passports, and national websites; users seeking cultural, historical, or civic information about Grenada often search for this emblem.