0x25D7

0x25D7 is the hexadecimal notation for the Unicode code point U+25D7. It is part of the Unicode Geometric Shapes block, a range that contains simple geometric symbols used in text rendering, diagrams, charts, and user interface icons. The exact glyph associated with U+25D7 varies by font and platform, so the visual appearance may differ between environments and may sometimes render as a stylized polygon or another shape, or even appear missing if a font lacks that character.

Encoding and representation: In Unicode, U+25D7 is encoded in UTF-8 as the three-byte sequence E2 96 D7, in UTF-16 as 0x25D7, and in UTF-32 as 0x000025D7. In HTML, you can reference it using numeric character references such as ◗ or the decimal form ◗.

Usage and considerations: Because glyphs for geometric symbols depend on font design, software should avoid assuming a fixed appearance for 0x25D7. When used in user interfaces, charts, or diagrams, it is common to provide alternative text or fallbacks to preserve meaning for accessibility and cross-platform compatibility. The character is widely supported in modern fonts, but coverage can vary in specialized environments or older systems.

See also: Unicode Geometric Shapes block, Unicode code points, UTF-8 encoding, HTML numeric character references.