infinity symbol jewelry

Crafted from sterling silver, an infinity symbol is decorated with a petite diamond that sparkles elegantly in the light. Designed by Hema, this Indian bracelet circles the wrist with a band of leather that is accented with black nylon cord. It adjusts with a sliding knot.

Centered by an infinity symbol crafted of sterling silver with a high-polish finish, this bracelet from India is designed by Neetu Barathi. She crafts the bracelet with a double length of yellow cotton cord, finished with a sliding clasp at the back for an adjustable length.

Four open circles are bound together by an infinity symbol rope. They center an intriguing unity bracelet. Designed by Shubhra Singh, it reinforces the concept of global unity seen in the grey cotton cords. "This is to remind us that we are the world and we should all be united with each other," she affirms.

Knotted over black cotton cords, blue cords come together in macramé. This unity bracelet is designed by Shubhra Singh. In the center, four open circles are bound together by an infinity symbol rope. "Black represents the dark clouds hanging over us today and blue represents the flow of life that overrides all odds," the Indian artisan says. "The macramé resembles a bridge over rough waters or tricky terrain. Four open circles, representing the four corners of the world, are forever bound together by an infinity symbol rope."

Shanker of India designs a pendant necklace that evokes the infinite beauty of a starlit sky. The pendant features sterling silver adorned with rope and dot motifs wound into an infinity symbol with a faceted, pear-shaped citrine gemstone in the top half and a round cabochon of lapis lazuli in the bottom half.