The symbol for Saturn is ♄.
Saturn's symbol has roots in ancient Roman mythology. The planet is named after the Roman god of agriculture, Saturn, who was the equivalent of the Greek god Cronus. Cronus was one of the Titans and the father of Zeus (Jupiter in Roman mythology). As the farthest planet known to ancient observers, Saturn was also noted for its slow movement across the sky. It is believed that the symbol evolved as a representation of the god's sickle or scythe, tools associated with agriculture and harvest. The symbol can also be interpreted as a stylized representation of the planet Saturn with its rings.
