Inverted Pentagram Symbol
⛧ Inverted Pentagram is a distinctive symbol often used as a standalone icon or decorative mark.
U+26E7
The symbol ⛧ is known as the inverted pentagram. You can copy it easily across documents and websites, or use its standard code points in developers’ tools.
Inverted Pentagram Symbol Meaning
The ⛧ symbol is the “inverted pentagram,” a five-point star where the orientation is reversed compared to a regular pentagram. Visually, it’s often used as an emblem-like mark in Gothic, occult-themed, or alternative aesthetics, where the icon communicates “mystery,” “occult symbolism,” or “dark” styling. In design and writing, it’s commonly treated as a decorative glyph rather than a technical or mathematical operator. Because it can be associated with sensitive themes, it’s best used deliberately—especially in public-facing or professional contexts where audience expectations vary.
Common uses
- •Use as a decorative separator or section marker in posters, flyers, and book layouts
- •Add a standalone icon in themed social media posts or usernames (where appropriate)
- •Include in character sheets, game UI elements, or fantasy/cosplay materials
- •Mark a “mystery/occult” theme badge in event flyers or merchandise
- •Use as a typographic accent in logos and graphic design mockups
Examples
⛧ Inverted Pentagram Symbol
- ⛧Night rites ⛧ midnight begins
- ⛧Choose your path: ⛧ the inverted way
- ⛧Chapter mark: ⛧ shadows and secrets
- ⛧Boss emblem: ⛧ inverted pentagram
- ⛧Event theme: ⛧ nocturnal symbols
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+26E7 | |
| HTML Entity | ⛧ | |
| HTML Code | ⛧ | |
| CSS | \26E7 |
FAQ
What does the Inverted Pentagram symbol mean?
The ⛧ symbol is the “inverted pentagram,” a five-point star where the orientation is reversed compared to a regular pentagram. Visually, it’s often used as an emblem-like mark in Gothic, occult-themed, or alternative aesthetics, where the icon communicates “mystery,” “occult symbolism,” or “dark” styling. In design and writing, it’s commonly treated as a decorative glyph rather than a technical or mathematical operator. Because it can be associated with sensitive themes, it’s best used deliberately—especially in public-facing or professional contexts where audience expectations vary.
What is the Unicode name of ⛧?
The Unicode name is “INVERTED PENTAGRAM.”
How do I copy ⛧ into HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ⛧ or the code point: ⛧.
What is the Unicode code point for this symbol?
The Unicode code point is U+26E7.
Does ⛧ have any specific mathematical meaning?
In general usage it’s treated as a symbolic glyph/icon; it’s not commonly used as a mathematical operator.