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Five points, four points, or no fill at all: the shape changes the character of a star. The hollow outline is the classic, a single clean contour. A solid five-pointed star feels bolder and a little retro. Four-point sparkles are lighter, closer to a glint than a symbol, and group well. Shooting stars and more decorative styles complete the picture, along with single stars for anyone who wants just one.
One star or a sky full of them
One small star suits the side of a finger, the spot behind an ear or the inside of a wrist. For more, try the scattered and hanging designs, which trail along the collarbone or down the spine, or sheets and packs of tiny stars to place however you like. Stars also turn up alongside other motifs, from botanical touches to crescents; pure moon designs are in moon tattoos, and the wider sky in astronomy tattoos.
What each type says is covered in our article on star tattoo meaning.
