The Symbol — Hearing Ribbon

The Meaning

What every thread represents.

Gold — The Challenge

Gold represents the challenge of hearing loss. The worn path, the missed words, the resilience built from every conversation that took effort.

Silver — The Connection

Silver represents connection, technology, and support — the hearing aids, the cochlear implants, the loved ones who learn to face you when they speak.

The Ear — The Commitment

At the heart of every ribbon, the ear is our shared commitment to better hearing — for the one in five who hears differently, and for the world that’s learning to listen.

Which side?

Should the gold side be on the side of hearing loss?

Yes. Wearing gold on the side of your hearing loss is a personal statement. It honors your journey and turns challenge into awareness and strength.

Gold on the side of hearing loss.
Silver toward the world.

Three Variants

One symbol, every story.

The Hearing Ribbon adapts to every hearing journey. Whether you hear better on one side, both sides, or anywhere in between — there’s a ribbon for you.

Variant i.

Directional Ribbons

Speak Right → or ← Speak Left. A simple way to share your better-hearing side without saying a word.

Variant ii.

Center (Bilateral) Ribbon

Please face me. For those who hear differently on both sides — face me, speak clearly, reduce noise.

Variant iii.

Color Variations

Classic, Deep Blue, Teal, Rose Gold. Different colors. Same meaning. One symbol. Every story.

A universal language, without saying a word.