Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Flag Colors & Meaning
What blue, gold and green mean—and how the three-color design frames the country’s famous “Gems” emblem.
Blue
Official government descriptions say blue represents the sky and sea surrounding Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Gold
Gold represents warmth, the bright spirit of the people and the golden sands of the Grenadines.
Green
Green represents lush vegetation, Saint Vincent’s agriculture and the enduring vitality of the Vincentian people.
Why are the diamonds green?
The three diamonds repeat the green color used for vegetation and vitality while creating a separate central emblem. Their V-shaped arrangement links the symbol directly to Saint Vincent.
FAQ
What does blue mean?
The sky and sea.
What does gold mean?
Warmth, the bright spirit of the people and the golden sands of the Grenadines.
What does green mean?
Lush vegetation, agriculture and enduring vitality.
Sources
Ministry of Foreign Affairs — The National Flag
Government of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — The Flag
