The sobriety symbol, a circle enclosing a triangle, was introduced by AA co-founder Bill W. in the early 20th century. The three points of the triangle represent the three core principles of AA: unity, recovery, and service. The circle surrounding the triangle symbolizes wholeness, inclusivity, and the interconnectedness of these principles in the recovery process. The symbol is widely used in AA and other recovery communities to represent sobriety, unity, and the journey towards a balanced, sober life. Made from Fine Lead-Free Pewter. Comes on a card with a 33-inch-long black cord.