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Alchemical Symbols Antimony Ore alchemical symbol, U+1F72B Use in constructor
Meaning & origin

Antimony Ore

Also known as: ALCHEMICAL SYMBOL FOR ANTIMONY ORE; U+1F72B

Antimony Ore is the alchemical sign registered in Unicode as U+1F72B.

About this symbol

The official Unicode name is “ALCHEMICAL SYMBOL FOR ANTIMONY ORE” (U+1F72B). The sign was used, or preserves the tradition of signs used, for substances, materials, instruments, time, or operations in European alchemy and early chemistry. Form and usage could vary between authors, so it should be read in the context of a manuscript, recipe, and neighboring signs rather than as a universal modern chemical formula. Occult reading: beyond its laboratory meaning, alchemical tradition allows the sign to be read as a stage of the Great Work—inner purification, the union of opposites, and the spiritual transformation of the practitioner. Its precise correspondence follows the substance or operation named in this entry.

Key meanings

alchemyantimony oreU+1F72Bhistorical chemistryalchemical notationGreat Worktransmutationspiritual alchemyunion of opposites