Large,non-symmetrical, inherently chiral bispyridyl ligand L derived from natural ursodeoxycholic bile acid was used for square-planar coordination of tetravalent Pd II , yielding the cationic single enantiomer of superchiral coordination complex 1 Pd 3 L 6 containing 60 well-defined chiral centers in its flower-like structure.C omplex 1 can readily be transformed by addition of chloride into as maller enantiomerically pure cyclic trimer 2 Pd 3 L 3 Cl 6 containing 30 chiral centers.T his transformation is reversible and can be restored by the addition of silver cations.Furthermore,amixture of two constitutional isomers of trimer, 2 and 2' ',and dimer, 3 and 3' ', can be obtained directly from L by its coordination to trans-or cis-N-pyridyl-coordinating Pd II .These intriguing, water-resistant, stable supramolecular assemblies have been thoroughly described by 1 HD OSY NMR, mass spectrometry,c ircular dichroism, molecular modelling,a nd drift tube ion-mobility mass spectrometry.Chirality is acommon property of many naturally occurring compounds and an essential element of life.I nt he field of supramolecular chemistry,there have been significant efforts to mimic Nature in the preparation of chiral concave supramolecular systems utilizing chiral natural products, their derivatives,o rv arious synthetic ligands.C hiral cavitycontaining structures are attractive for av ariety of applications,from transport and recognition to catalysis and protection of biochemically active and inherently chiral compounds. Supramolecular chemistry can utilize various reversible and irreversible intermolecular interactions to obtain concave assemblies.O ne of the most fascinating strategies,w hich results in directed and stable interaction between the subunits,i st ou tilize the coordination ability of organic binding sites to metals,f orming either distinct metallosupramolecular structures (capsules,c ages,o ro ther assemblies having cavities) [1] or polymeric materials (metal-organic frameworks,orM OFs). [2] Thec oordination geometry of the metal ions and the number of the binding sites of the ligands and overall structure of the ligand define geometry of the coordination assembly.The use of divalent or tetravalent Pd II of cis-, trans-, or square-planar binding geometry,t ogether with various rigid or flexible pyridyl ligands,has proven to be asuccessful strategy in obtaining numerous supramolecular assemblies.In general, the ligands used for their preparation are mostly symmetrical, relatively rigid, and very often achiral. [1] To prepare discrete chiral species of Pd II or Pt II ,t wo pathways have been developed:i )utilization of chiral metallo-corners and achiral ligands,o ri i) chelation of chiral multidentate ligands to achiral metals.Inthe second case,the chiral moiety might be appended to aside of the ligand, [3] or asimple chiral molecule can constitute the actual core of the ligand. [4] Focusing on the chiral concave coordination assemblies resembling the structures presented and starting from the smallest ones,several ...