Black Diamond Symbol
The ◆ black diamond is a filled geometric shape used as a marker, bullet, or decorative accent.
U+25C6
The ◆ symbol is called the Black Diamond (Unicode U+25C6). It’s a simple filled diamond shape that works well for lists, headings, and visual separators. This page helps you copy and use it across websites and code.
Black Diamond Symbol Meaning
◆ (Black Diamond) is primarily used as a decorative or functional geometric marker. Because it’s bold and high-contrast, it often stands in for bullets, section dividers, or emphasis points in text. In UI and design, it can indicate a status, highlight an option, or add a compact visual rhythm next to labels. It is generally not a single fixed meaning across cultures; instead, its “meaning” depends on context—like bullet lists, callouts, or icon-like punctuation in writing.
Common uses
- •Bullet or list marker in plain text and documents
- •Section separators in headings or outlines
- •Decorative emphasis next to keywords or key points
- •Small status or selection indicator in simple UIs
- •Visual framing for short labels in banners or templates
Examples
◆ Black Diamond Symbol (U+25C6)
- ◆◆ Product features include speed, security, and simplicity.
- ◆◆ Availability: in stock.
- ◆Step 1 ◆ Review the settings before publishing.
- ◆Options ◆ Standard ◆ Premium ◆ Enterprise
- ◆◆ Tip: Use consistent spacing for best readability.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+25C6 | |
| HTML Entity | ◆ | |
| HTML Code | ◆ | |
| CSS | \25C6 |
FAQ
What does the Black Diamond symbol mean?
◆ (Black Diamond) is primarily used as a decorative or functional geometric marker. Because it’s bold and high-contrast, it often stands in for bullets, section dividers, or emphasis points in text. In UI and design, it can indicate a status, highlight an option, or add a compact visual rhythm next to labels. It is generally not a single fixed meaning across cultures; instead, its “meaning” depends on context—like bullet lists, callouts, or icon-like punctuation in writing.
What is the Unicode for ◆?
The ◆ symbol is Unicode U+25C6 (BLACK DIAMOND).
How do I copy the ◆ symbol?
You can copy the character directly from this page, or use its HTML entity: ◆.
Can I use ◆ in CSS or JavaScript?
Yes. CSS escape: \\25C6. JavaScript escape: \\u{25C6}.
Is ◆ the same as a “diamond suit” symbol?
No. ◆ is the Black Diamond (U+25C6). Diamond suit symbols (like ♦) are different Unicode characters.