How to type the 🪬 emoji?

You can type ':hamsa:' in most platforms. On Windows, use Windows + . (period). On Mac, use Command + Control + Space.

How to copy the 🪬 emoji?

Copy the emoji easily on any device: 1. Find the copy button above this emoji 2. Click once to copy to your clipboard 3. Works on all platforms - iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac

How to download 🪬 emoji?

Free emoji download options: 1. Download as PNG image (best for social media) 2. Download as SVG vector (best for websites) 3. All downloads are free, no registration needed

What formats are available for 🪬 emoji?

Available formats: 1. SVG format (vector, scalable) 2. PNG format (standard image) 3. Easy conversion between formats

Can I use 🪬 emoji for free?

Usage rights: 1. Free for personal use 2. Allowed for commercial use 3. No attribution required

Can I change the skin tone of the 🪬 emoji?

No, this emoji does not support skin tone modifiers.

Can I create my own version of this emoji?

No, emojis are standardized characters. While you can create custom images that look like emojis, they can only be sent as images, not as text characters.

Why does the 🪬 emoji look different on different platforms?

Each platform (Apple, Google, etc.) designs their own emoji style while following the Unicode standard: 1. View Apple emoji style (iPhone, iPad, Mac) 2. Compare Google emoji design (Android) 3. Check X (Twitter) and Facebook emoji style Browse all platform versions in the preview section above to see their unique designs

How do I get the latest version of this emoji?

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🪬 Hamsa Emoji

Q: What does the 🪬 mean?

The 🪬 meaning: A stylized representation of the Hamsa hand, an ancient symbol often used in jewelry and art for protection and good luck. Typically depicted in a hand shape with an eye in the center, often in shades of blue and gold. Symbolizes protection, good fortune, and spiritual well-being. Part of the Objects category, specifically within other-object subcategory..

Technical Details

Name

Hamsa

Short Name

:hamsa:

Unicode

U+1FAAC

Unicode Version

14.0

Release Year

2021

Subcategory

Other Object

Platform Support

Apple Google Twitter Facebook

Has Skin Tones

Platform Renderings

Unicode

Apple Style

HAMSA emoji in Google's design style - Unicode 1FAAC

Google Style

HAMSA emoji in Twitter's design style - Unicode 1FAAC

Twitter Style

HAMSA emoji in Facebook's design style - Unicode 1FAAC

Facebook Style

Emoji Styles

HAMSA 3D Emoji - High Quality 3D Rendered Emoji

3D Style

Color Style

Flat Style

High Contrast

Keywords

amulet Fatima fortune guide hamsa hand Mary Miriam palm protect protection

SVG Code

<svg width="128" height="128" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
  <text
    x="64"
    y="64"
    font-size="96"
    text-anchor="middle"
    dominant-baseline="middle"
    font-family="serif"
  >🪬</text>
</svg>

Emoji Meaning

Meaning

A stylized representation of the Hamsa hand, an ancient symbol often used in jewelry and art for protection and good luck. Typically depicted in a hand shape with an eye in the center, often in shades of blue and gold. Symbolizes protection, good fortune, and spiritual well-being. Part of the Objects category, specifically within other-object subcategory.

Common Uses

Expressing protection or good luck: 'Wishing you safety and good fortune 🪬'
Symbolizing spiritual or cultural significance: 'Incorporating the Hamsa in my new design 🪬'
Marking a special or meaningful occasion: 'Celebrating our cultural heritage 🪬'

Example Sentences

For our next project, we'll be incorporating elements of cultural symbols like the 🪬 for a unique touch.
Sending positive vibes your way 🪬 May you find peace and prosperity.
Today we honor our traditions with a special ceremony 🪬 Let's celebrate our roots!

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🪬 Hamsa Emoji

Technical Details