With the help of the generalized Wolfenstein parametrization of quark flavor mixing and CP violation, we calculate fine differences between the twin -flavored unitarity triangles defined by $V^{}{ub} V^{}{ud} + V^{}{cb} V^{}{cd} + V^{}{tb} V^{}{td} = 0V^{}{ud} V^{}{td} + V^{}{us} V^{}{ts} + V^{}{ub} V^{}{tb} = 0$ in the complex plane. We find that vertices of the rescaled versions of these two triangles, described respectively by $\bar{\rho} + {\rm i} \bar{\eta} = -\left(V^{}{ub} V^{}{ud}\right)/\left(V^{}{cb} V^{}{cd}\right)\widetilde{\rho} + {\rm i} \widetilde{\eta} = -\left(V^{}{ub} V^{}{tb}\right)/\left(V^{}{us} V^{}{ts}\right)$, are located on a circular arc whose center and radius are given by and with being their common inner angle. The small difference between and is characterized by $\widetilde{\rho} - \bar{\rho} \sim \widetilde{\eta} - \bar{\eta} \sim {\cal O}(\lambda^2)\lambda \simeq 0.22$ being the Wolfenstein expansion parameter, and these two vertices are insensitive to the two-loop renormalization-group running effects up to the accuracy of ${\cal O}(\lambda^4)$. Some comments are also made on similar features of three pairs of the rescaled unitarity triangles of lepton flavor mixing and CP violation.

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