ring

Group: Objects · Subgroup: Clothing · Emoji 0.6

Keywords

diamond
engaged
engagement
married
ring
romance
shiny
sparkling
wedding

About this character

ring belongs to the Objects group and is encoded at U+1F48D. It was added in Unicode 0.6.

Shortcode

Chat apps such as Slack, Discord and GitHub accept this shortcode instead of the character itself.

Technical codes

Code point: U+1F48D
Hex: 1F48D
Decimal: 128141
HTML: 💍
CSS: \1F48D
JavaScript: \u{1F48D}
Python: \U0001F48D
UTF-8: F0 9F 92 8D

The same character is drawn differently by each operating system and font.

glasses U+1F453 Similar
sunglasses U+1F576 Similar
goggles U+1F97D Similar
lab coat U+1F97C Similar
safety vest U+1F9BA Similar
necktie U+1F454 Similar
t-shirt U+1F455 Similar
jeans U+1F456 Similar
scarf U+1F9E3 Similar
gloves U+1F9E4 Similar
coat U+1F9E5 Similar
socks U+1F9E6 Similar
dress U+1F457 Similar
kimono U+1F458 Similar
sari U+1F97B Similar
one-piece swimsuit U+1FA71 Similar
briefs U+1FA72 Similar
shorts U+1FA73 Similar
bikini U+1F459 Similar
woman’s clothes U+1F45A Similar
folding hand fan U+1FAAD Similar
purse U+1F45B Similar
handbag U+1F45C Similar
clutch bag U+1F45D Similar

Questions

Why does this emoji look different on my phone?

Unicode standardises the meaning of a character, not its drawing. Apple, Google, Microsoft and Samsung each ship their own artwork, so the same code point changes shape between devices.

Does copying work everywhere?

The character is copied as plain text, so it pastes into any app that accepts text. If the receiving app has no font for it, you will see an empty box instead.