File > New > 500x500

Make your Foreground colour #444444 and make your Background colour #111111

Get your Gradient Tool and Drag from top to bottom while holding Shift. Create a new layer. Get the Eplipse Tool ( Its a Shape Tool and may be hidden under the Rectangular Shape Tool )

Hold Shift and Draw a Circle at about 1/4 of the document's size and in the middle. CTRL+Click on that Circle layer to select it, now grab the Gradient Tool and hold shift and drag from top to bottom of the selection. With the selection still on, Create a new Layer and go to Edit > Stroke

Make it 1 px and the colour #111111 and Click OK.

Press CTRL+D to deselect.

This is What You Should Have. ( Click )

On the Circle Layer, open up the Blending Options. Copy these settings:

Blending Options for Circle

Now get the Text Tool at 72px with Arial and Bold and Smooth , Type " >>> " without the Quotes.

Now, Layer > Rasterize > Type

Now, Edit > Transform > Rotate Counter Clockwise 90 Degrees

Now, Edit> Free Transform

Hold ALT and Click and Drag one of the sides outwards until you have something like this:

See Here

Now go to the Blending Options on the layer we just made.

Colour Overlay

Inner Glow

Inner Shadow

Bevel And Emboss

Now you should have something like this:

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CTRL+Click on the Circle Layer and Create a new layer. Now you should have a blank new layer with the selection of the other layer showing. Change your Foreground colour to White ( #FFFFFF ) and select the Rectangle Tool and Hold Shift and drag from the very top ' symbol ' and drag to half way down , still on the top ' symbol and press CTRL+D to deselect. Change that layer's Opacity to 35%. You should have something like below:

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Now we are going to clean it up and apply it to the other ' symbols '.

Zoom in to get up close to the ' white shine ' layer and get a soft eraser brush using 9px. Change the brush's Opacity to 50%. Use the eraser and erase nearly all of the white that is covering the black at the top like below:

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See how the Inner Shadow now overlaps the White Shine? Thats what that last step was about. Now Duplicate that White Shinew Layer 2 more times and Position each them on the other 2 symbols just like to top one. This is what you should have by now:

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Now click on Layer 1 (The Original Circle Layer ) and then Create a new Layer so that is it right on top of Layer 1.

Now, with the Foreground colour still White, get the Elipse Tool and make an oval like below:

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Now go to Edit > Free Transform and drag the sides out and make it like so:

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Just Change that Layer's Opacity to 13% and you're finished. For the background, I did the exact same shine effect.

FINAL RESULT

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you make good "styles" or textures. thats kool I may use this.