White Diamond Containing Black Medium Diamond Symbol
A geometric white diamond with a black medium diamond inside, useful as a clean visual marker.
U+1F79B
🞛 is a geometric shape emoji-style symbol: a white diamond containing a black medium diamond. It’s commonly used when you want a compact, high-contrast icon. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode and escape codes in code and markup.
White Diamond Containing Black Medium Diamond Symbol Meaning
🞛 is primarily a visual, geometric emblem. Because it combines a white diamond and an inner black diamond, it often suggests contrast, layering, focus, or a “nested” structure. Designers may use it as a simple marker for states (e.g., selected vs. unselected), steps, or category tags where you want something more geometric than common icons. Writers and social media users sometimes include it as a decorative bullet, separator, or framing element in short posts. It does not have a widely established single cultural meaning; its most reliable interpretation is “geometric contrast” and “nested shape.”
Common uses
- •Use as a decorative bullet or list marker in resumes, notes, or documentation.
- •Add a visual separator or label in social media posts and captions.
- •Use as a small icon in UI mockups for selection, status, or emphasis.
- •Create patterned headings or section dividers in newsletters and blogs.
- •Mark steps or milestones in timelines and simple diagrams.
Examples
🞛 White Diamond Containing Black Medium Diamond
- 🞛Goals 🞛 Design, build, review, ship
- 🞛Status: ready 🞛 waiting on approval
- 🞛Option A 🞛 Option B
- 🞛Step 1 🞛 Step 2 🞛 Step 3
- 🞛Featured 🞛 New release details below
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F79B | |
| HTML Entity | 🞛 | |
| HTML Code | 🞛 | |
| CSS | \1F79B |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for 🞛?
The Unicode code point is U+1F79B.
How can I paste 🞛 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 🞛.
What are the CSS or JavaScript escapes for this symbol?
CSS escape: \\1F79B. JavaScript escape: \\u{1F79B}.
What does 🞛 usually mean?
It’s most often used for geometric contrast and nested, layered visual emphasis rather than a specific cultural meaning.