Diamond Symbol ♦ 💎 Copy & Paste

Copy diamond symbols ♦ ♢ 💎 ◆ instantly. Includes card suit diamonds, gem emoji, colored diamonds, and geometric diamond shapes. HTML entities and Unicode for all platforms.

All Variations

Symbol Details

Unicode and HTML entity codes for each variation
SymbolNameUnicodeHTML
Black Diamond SuitU+2666♦
White Diamond SuitU+2662
💎Gem StoneU+1F48E
💍RingU+1F48D
🔷Large Blue DiamondU+1F537
🔶Large Orange DiamondU+1F536
🔹Small Blue DiamondU+1F539
🔸Small Orange DiamondU+1F538
Black DiamondU+25C6
White DiamondU+25C7

Usage

Diamond symbols are used for playing card suits, jewelry and luxury branding, gemstone representations, decorative bullet points, geometric designs, and as list markers in typography.

How to Type

Instructions for typing this symbol on different platforms
PlatformMethod / Code
WindowsHold Alt and type 4 on the numeric keypad for ♦. Use the emoji picker (Win+.) for gem 💎 and colored diamond emojis.
Mac / iOSPress Control+Command+Space to open the Character Viewer and search 'diamond'. The card suit ♦ is under Miscellaneous Symbols.
HTML EntityUse ♦ or ♦ for ♦. For the gem emoji 💎, use 💎. For geometric diamonds: ◆ for ◆, ◇ for ◇.
UnicodeU+2666 (Black Diamond Suit ♦), U+25C6 (Black Diamond ◆), U+1F48E (Gem Stone 💎), U+2662 (White Diamond Suit ♢).

Platform Compatibility

WindowsmacOSLinuxiOSAndroidWeb

This symbol renders correctly on all listed platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I type the diamond symbol on my keyboard?

On Windows, hold Alt and type 4 on the numeric keypad for ♦. In Word, type 2666 then Alt+X. On Mac, use the Character Viewer. For the gem emoji 💎, use the emoji picker on any platform.

What is the HTML code for the diamond symbol?

Use ♦ or ♦ for the card suit ♦. For the geometric black diamond ◆, use ◆. For the gem emoji 💎, use 💎. Colored diamonds use their Unicode values: 🔷 for 🔷.

What is the difference between ♦ and ◆?

♦ (U+2666) is the playing card diamond suit symbol, while ◆ (U+25C6) is a geometric black diamond shape. The card suit ♦ is typically red when rendered in color, while the geometric ◆ is black. Both are text-based Unicode symbols.