Grenada National Coat of Arms - Symbol of Unity and Heritage #1487709 (License: Personal Use)

The coat of arms features two native Carib individuals flanking a shield bearing a red St. George’s Cross with six golden pineapples-symbolizing Grenada’s nickname, the “Isle of Spice.” Above the shield, a yellow helm supports a crocodile on a barrel, referencing the island’s former name, “Caille,” and its early European contact. The motto “Out of Many, One People” underscores national unity amid diversity.

This image is used on official government websites, educational resources about Caribbean heraldry, and travel or cultural pages about Grenada. It serves users seeking national identity symbols, historical context, or visual assets for presentations on Commonwealth nations.