Since it sounds like you've already got the column set to receive UTF-8, you'll 
need to ensure that you're also coding the data going into the database and 
being displayed.  Drop this in your application file or at the top of your 
global index file or wherever:

this codes the characters when displayed:
<cfcontent type="text/html; charset=UTF-8">

this codes the data when a form gets submitted:
<cfset setEncoding("form", "UTF-8")>

In other words, you need to ensure it's going into the DB in the same way it's 
getting referenced when you try to display it. 

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