| Colors | HEX Code | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue | #002674 | 0, 38, 116 | 100, 67, 0, 55 |
| Golden | #FCD022 | 252, 208, 34 | 0, 17, 87, 1 |
| Green | #007C2E | 0, 124, 46 | 100, 0, 63, 51 |
The flag of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines features three vertical bands of blue, gold, and green, with three green diamonds arranged in a V shape at the center of the gold band. The blue symbolizes the sky and the ocean, reflecting the nation’s enduring connection to the sea. The gold color represents the golden sands of the islands’ numerous beaches, and it also signifies warmth, vitality, and the bright spirit of the people. The green denotes the lush vegetation covering the islands, symbolizing their fertility and agriculture. The V-formed by the diamonds not only stands for “Vincent” but also highlights the unity among the islands and the indigenous people. These diamonds, set against the backdrop of the central gold band, suggest the nation’s hope and aspiration to achieve greatness through unity and effort. The colors and symbols together convey a deep respect for nature, national pride, and the collective aspirations of the country.