Jupiter Symbol ♃

Jupiter Symbol is ♃, U+2643 JUPITER. The planetary glyph is used in astronomical tables, astrology charts, historical notation, and compact planet legends. It should normally appear beside the word Jupiter because its shape can resemble the digit 4 in some fonts. Examples include “Jupiter: ♃,” “Chart legend: ♃ Jupiter,” and an astrology placement such as “♃ in Leo.” The character identifies the planet or the corresponding astrological body; it does not by itself express luck, expansion, mythology, or a corporate brand. Preserve U+2643 during copying. Font design can alter the loops and strokes, but a changed drawing is not a different code point. In exported PDFs or spreadsheets, test whether the selected font contains the glyph and whether fallback fonts keep the row aligned. Do not call ♃ Saturn, Uranus, or a generic number four. Avoid substituting a decorative planet illustration where searchable text is required. A table should provide a legend, and an interactive control should use the accessible label “Jupiter.”. Web authors can paste ♃ directly or use ♃ and ♃. The page is limited to the encoded Jupiter glyph and its use as a planet label, not the word Jupiter in every cultural or symbolic context. Recopy the sample “Accessible label: Jupiter symbol,” confirm the final text still contains U+2643, and check that the visible heading names Jupiter. This final check protects Jupiter Symbol from font substitution, accidental character loss, and intent drift.