coat of arms of Suriname

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The coat of arms of Suriname is the national heraldic emblem featuring indigenous figures, a ship symbolizing the slave trade and migration, and a shield with a royal palm and diamond representing the country’s natural wealth and history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
national emblem
adopted 1975
adoptionContext independence of Suriname from the Netherlands
category National symbols of Suriname
colorSymbolism green symbolizes fertility and agriculture
red symbolizes progress and hope
white symbolizes justice and freedom
country Suriname NERFINISHED
dexterField ship on water
diamondSymbolism mineral wealth
natural resources
fieldColor green
red
white
hasElement diamond
indigenous figures
motto
royal palm
shield
ship
star
supporters
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoLocation scroll beneath the shield
mottoText JUSTITIA – PIETAS – FIDES
mottoTranslation Justice – Piety – Fidelity
relatedTo flag of Suriname NERFINISHED
royalPalmSymbolism agricultural wealth
forestry resources
shieldDivision party per pale
shipSymbolism arrival of different peoples to Suriname
migration
slave trade
sinisterField royal palm and diamond
starColor gold
starLocation center of the shield
starSymbolism guidance
unity
supporters two indigenous men
supportersDescription two indigenous Amerindian men standing on either side of the shield
supportersSymbolism indigenous population of Suriname
usedBy Republic of Suriname NERFINISHED
usedOn Surinamese passports NERFINISHED
government buildings in Suriname
official documents of Suriname

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Justitia – Pietas – Fides usedOn coat of arms of Suriname