The Island Collection · 21 Magnets · 8 Tote Variants · 1 Lapel Pin
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Explore keepsakes connected to Vincentian places, heritage, traditions and natural landmarks. Current prices and availability are confirmed directly by Gems of SVG.
The silhouette of St. Vincent meets the blue, gold and green of our national flag. With the familiar three diamonds at its centre, this lapel pin brings a small expression of Vincentian pride to your jacket, bag or gift collection.
Sometimes three numbers are enough to tell you where you belong. 784, the telephone country code associated with St. Vincent and the Grenadines, has become an instantly recognizable expression of Vincy identity. Styled as an SVG number plate in our national colours, this magnet is simple, bold and proudly Vincy.
Bold, colourful and unmistakably Vincentian, this design brings together some of the symbols that tell us immediately: this is home. At its heart is the St. Vincent Amazona—our beloved Vincy Parrot—surrounded by the shape of our islands, national colours and the Soufrière Tree Flower, the national flower of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. It is a celebration of identity, nature and Vincy pride in one collectible piece.
National Hero Chief Joseph Chatoyer stands as an enduring symbol of Indigenous resistance, leadership and the defence of Hairouna. This magnet honours the Paramount Chief of the Garifuna and his place at the heart of the Vincentian story. More than a portrait, it is a keepsake of courage, heritage and a history that continues to shape who we are.
National Hero Chief Joseph Chatoyer stands as an enduring symbol of Indigenous resistance, leadership and the defence of Hairouna. This portrait-led design honours the Paramount Chief of the Garifuna and his place at the heart of the Vincentian story.
Perched high above Kingstown, Fort Charlotte has watched over St. Vincent for more than two centuries. Its unusual inward-facing cannons reveal where colonial authorities expected danger to come from: resistance from the Indigenous Kalinago, historically called Caribs, in the island's interior rather than an attack from the sea. This magnet preserves a striking detail of Vincentian history and the fort's enduring place above the capital.
Rising approximately 3,864 feet above northern St. Vincent, La Soufrière is one of the island's most powerful and unforgettable natural landmarks. Beautiful, formidable and ever-present, the volcano has shaped both our landscape and our national story. This magnet captures its dramatic beauty while celebrating the resilience of the people who call this volcanic island home.
Small island, unmistakable identity. This magnet celebrates Bequia, the largest island in the Grenadines, through the colours and character of its distinctive island flag. It is a simple expression of Bequia pride—perfect for residents, the diaspora and visitors who have fallen in love with this special corner of the Grenadines.
Colourful, welcoming and unmistakably Caribbean, Port Elizabeth is the heart of Bequia. With its waterfront, boats resting in the harbour, hillside communities and relaxed island atmosphere, the town is often the first glimpse of Bequia for those arriving by sea. This magnet captures the charm of a place where island life, community and the sea have always been closely connected.
Crystal-clear water, brilliant reefs, tiny islands and sea turtles gliding beneath the surface—Tobago Cays captures the Caribbean at its most extraordinary. This magnet celebrates one of the Grenadines' great natural treasures and the unforgettable marine world that makes our multi-island nation so special.
A tiny, unforgettable Grenadine landmark made to travel. This sculpted keepsake captures Mopion's brilliant sand, surrounding blue water and iconic single umbrella.
For generations, the harbour at Kingstown has been a gateway connecting St. Vincent to the wider Caribbean and the world. Framed by the character of traditional Kingstown architecture, this magnet captures the meeting of old and new—the historic town looking outward to the sea, ships and journeys beyond our shores.
Renowned as the City of Arches, Kingstown is a living museum where Georgian, Moorish and French colonial architectural influences frame vibrant street scenes. This dimensional keepsake celebrates the layered character and distinctive arcades that make the capital immediately recognisable.
A dramatic meeting of rock, sea and memory on St. Vincent's windward coast. This magnet captures the natural pool, volcanic formations and vivid coastal landscape of Owia Salt Pond.
Hollywood came to St. Vincent when Wallilabou became one of the filming locations associated with Pirates of the Caribbean. Today, the bay combines spectacular coastal scenery with a playful piece of movie history. This magnet gives that story a Vincy twist—a fun reminder that a little bit of pirate adventure once found its way to our shores.
Hidden among lush tropical vegetation, Dark View Falls is one of St. Vincent's treasured natural attractions. Its cascading waters, forest surroundings and distinctive bamboo bridge make the journey almost as memorable as the falls themselves. This magnet captures the refreshing, untamed beauty of SVG's natural landscape.
Familiar to generations of Vincentians, the Central Police Station forms part of Kingstown's distinctive architectural and civic landscape. This magnet preserves the character of a building deeply embedded in the visual memory of the capital and invites us to notice the heritage contained in the places we often take for granted.
Kingstown's streets hold stories in their architecture. The Magistrate Court is part of the historic urban landscape that generations of Vincentians have walked past, worked around and come to recognize as part of the capital. This magnet turns an everyday Kingstown landmark into something worth looking at again.
What does St. Vincent taste like? It might be freshly harvested breadfruit, ripe bananas, coconut, mango, ground provisions and the abundance of our fertile soil. Taste of SVG gathers some of those familiar island favourites into one colourful basket—a celebration of the foods that nourish our people and flavour our memories.
Roasted over an open fire, served with jackfish or enjoyed around the family table, breadfruit is woven into Vincentian food culture. This magnet celebrates one of the island's most familiar foods—from the fruit on the tree to the smoky, roasted favourite generations of Vincentians know and love.
Before sunrise, Kingstown comes alive. Lights glow, music fills the air and families gather as St. Vincent and the Grenadines celebrates the uniquely Vincentian tradition of Nine Mornings. This magnet captures the warmth, colour and community spirit of Christmas in Heritage Square—a tradition that turns early mornings into treasured memories.
As night falls, tiny flames flicker among the graves and an ordinary cemetery is transformed by light, memory and tradition. This design captures the distinctive Vincentian observance associated with Guy Fawkes Night, when families have traditionally illuminated the resting places of loved ones. It is a quieter Gem—one rooted in remembrance, community and traditions passed between generations.