Grenada National Coat of Arms - Symbol of Unity and Heritage #3218433 (License: Personal Use)

The coat of arms of Grenada features two indigenous Carib people flanking a red-and-white shield bearing six yellow nutmegs-symbolizing the island’s historic spice trade. Above the shield sits a golden lion holding a nutmeg, crowned by a green crocodile on a helmet, representing strength and resilience. The motto “Out of Many, One People” underscores the nation’s multicultural identity.

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