0x1F7D

0x1F7D is the hexadecimal representation of the Unicode code point U+1F7D. It lies in the Alchemical Symbols block, which spans from U+1F700 to U+1F77F. This block contains a collection of historic glyphs used in alchemical manuscripts and early modern chemistry to denote substances, processes, elements, and related concepts. The symbol at U+1F7D is one of these signs; its exact meaning is not standardized in contemporary usage and depends on the historical or manuscript context in which it appears.

In digital text, U+1F7D is treated as a single Unicode scalar value. Rendering a glyph for this code point depends on font support: many widely used fonts do not include alchemical symbols, and a missing glyph box or a fallback symbol may be shown instead. When a font with proper coverage is used, the glyph appears as a small symbolic mark rather than a conventional letter or numeral.

Usage and significance: the code point is primarily encountered in scholarly contexts, such as digital editions of historical alchemical texts, paleography, or Unicode data projects dealing with historical symbols. For most modern typographic purposes, U+1F7D remains obscure and is not part of everyday typography or standard fonts.

See also: Unicode, Alchemical Symbols, U+1F700, U+1F77F.