Saturn Symbol (♄)

For saturn symbol, the copyable form is ♄; Unicode records it as U+2644 SATURN. ♄ is U+2644 SATURN, used as an astronomical and astrological symbol for the planet Saturn. In a chart or table, a planet or point label helps readers identify a traditional glyph.

Representative strings are Planet Saturn: ♄, Astronomy list: ♃ ♄ ♅, Astrology label: Saturn ♄, and Unicode reference: U+2644 ♄. These labels place the glyph inside the chart or reference context that identifies it.

Common uses include Planet labels, Astronomy references, Astrology references, and Unicode indexes. Label ♄ in mixed glyph tables so it is not confused with a sign from another subject.

The scope of saturn symbol is the documented character or notation shown here, not every visual lookalike. Frequent mistakes are labeling ♄ as Jupiter or Uranus, using ♄ without the word Saturn where recognition is uncertain, and assuming the same glyph design in every font.

The reviewed formatting guidance is specific. Pair ♄ with the visible name Saturn. Make astronomy or astrology context explicit. Preserve U+2644 when copying between systems.

In encoded text, decimal ♄ and hexadecimal ♄ reproduce the form, and the CSS escape is 2644. Check font support in charts and exports, and include a readable planet or point name for audiences unfamiliar with the glyph.

One scope check is the question “Is ♄ only used in astrology?” The approved response is: No. It is also used in astronomical symbol lists, though modern technical astronomy often uses names or abbreviations.

The device instructions provide a second validation route. Windows: In Microsoft Word, type 2644 and press Alt+X. macOS: Open Character Viewer with Control+Command+Space and search for “saturn.” Recheck the saved text against U+2644.

The Saturn Symbol source set includes Unicode, W3C/WCAG, and WHATWG HTML for identity, accessibility, and web encoding. Those references support the encoded identity U+2644 and the limited use described for saturn symbol.