Here is a simple, authentic Jain symbol logo concept you can use or adapt.

Core idea

• The universal Jain emblem centers on Ahimsa (non-violence): a stylized, open hand with a wheel (samayak chakra) on the palm.
• Above or around the hand, place the three jewels: right faith (samyak darshan), right knowledge (samyak jnana), and right conduct (samyak charitra).
• Colors: white for purity, saffron/gold for auspiciousness, and a dark outline for clarity.

Logo concept 1: Classic Ahimsa Hand with Wheel

• Shape: A clean, semi-open palm facing forward.
• Palm motif: A circular wheel (chakra) centered on the palm.
• Three jewels: Three small dots or tiny symbols arranged in a row above the wrist line or around the wheel (representing darshan, jnana, charitra).
• Outline: Bold, even stroke for visibility at small sizes.
• Colors: White hand on a saffron circle badge; wheel in dark blue or black; jewels in gold.

Logo concept 2: Modern Minimal

• Shape: A simple, abstract hand silhouette with a single outlined circle (wheel) inside the palm.
• Jewels: Three tiny dots along the inner edge of the palm (or three small triangles) to hint at the three gems.
• Colors: Monochrome version (black on white) and a two-tone version (saffron hand with dark wheel).

Logo concept 3: Emblem with Text

• Shape: Circular badge with the hand and wheel in the center.
• Text: Around the circle, include “JAIN DHARMA” or “Jainism” in a clean, dignified font.
• Jewels: Three dots or glyphs above the wheel inside the circle.
• Colors: Circular border in saffron, hand white or ivory, wheel navy or dark brown.

SVG starter (copy-paste-ready, simple, scalable)

• This is a basic, friendly starting point you can customize (colors, proportions, typography).

How to customize

• Proportions: If the hand needs to read clearly at small sizes, make the palm larger relative to the wheel, and keep the wheel with a strong contrast.
• Colors: Use saffron (#e29b3f or #f4a261) for the badge outline or background. Use white or ivory for the hand, and a dark navy or brown for the wheel and outline.
• Typography (if adding text): Use a clean, timeless font (serif or sans) in a single line around or beneath the emblem. Keep it minimal to preserve dignity.

Notes on Jain authenticity

• The emblem should convey non-violence (Ahimsa) and the threefold path: darshan, jnana, charitra.
• The universal emblem is commonly used across Digambar and Shwetambar communities, though there are many temple-specific adornments. If you want to reflect a tradition nuance, we can adjust the wheel style or add subtle symbols, but keep the core Ahimsa hand and three jewels recognizable.
• If you’d like, I can provide a refined vector file (SVG, AI, or EPS) in your preferred color scheme and size.

Would you like me to tailor this to a specific color palette, add text in a chosen font, or generate a ready-to-use vector file?