designer silver jewelry

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.

Combining cords in aurora red and black, Maria Astuhuaman creates a colorful unity bracelet. A polished disc of sterling silver depicts a stylized family in which adults and children form heart shapes. "This design promotes staying home to help prevent the spread of the corona virus as we protect those we love in unity with others," the Peruvian artisan says.

Hands clasp one another in a gesture of solidarity. "This design is inspired by togetherness and empathy in our most difficult moments. I want to share my hope that we can unite without borders, without differences, and overcome our problems in life," Jose Luis Pariona confides. "I want to give life and hope." The Andean artisan displays his sterling silver pendant on a red cord unity bracelet.

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."