Share the love with this Gold Bracelet from my new Infinity Bead Collection. A popular symbol of love and friendship, this meaningful bracelet is the perfect gift for a friend or a loved one. Its well-known style also makes this bracelet a traditional gift idea for brides-to-be and bridesmaids.
This delicate bracelet features a 9ct Yellow Gold 6mm infinity bead set on a fine Rolo chain. The highlight is the intricately designed bead, which takes the form of an openwork globe constructed with delicate teeny infinity symbols or lemniscates, resembling slim horizontal figure eights.
Perfect for stacking, wear two or three different bracelets from my collections together to create the perfect layered jewellery look.
Your jewellery will arrive with you beautifully packaged in my signature fully recycled gift box which is suitable for every occasion and celebration.
Buying as a gift? Whether it is for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, bridesmaids or simply just because; make it extra special. I can send your order direct to the recipient and handwrite a personal message on a card for you. Simply let me know what message you’d like me to include and enter the recipient's name and address in the "Ship To" section at the checkout.
Much of my jewellery is individually handmade to order for you. The time I need to prepare your order for shipping can vary. I want you to have your jewellery as soon as possible, so if you need something urgently, please contact me and I will do my best to accommodate your request. The bracelet is finished and secured with a bolt ring clasp.
To make your purchase more convenient, layaway options are offered with easy terms. Simply send a message to inquire and make arrangements.
Let's explore the fascinating history of the lemniscate, also known as the infinity symbol. This sideways figure eight shape has a long-standing heritage, notably appearing in the cross of Saint Boniface, where it elegantly wraps around the bars of a Latin cross. In modern mysticism, the infinity symbol has become associated with a variation of the ouroboros, an ancient image depicting a snake consuming its own tail, symbolizing the infinite and cycles of life. Sometimes, the ouroboros is depicted in the figure-eight form, aligning with the symbol's connection to the concept of infinity.
The timeless appeal and symbolic significance of the infinity symbol have made it a popular typographic element in graphic design. Additionally, the neurodiversity movement has adopted a rainbow-colored infinity symbol as a representation of acceptance and celebration of neurological differences.
