Silver Infinity ring with a 4mm hammered band
In 1655, mathematician John Wallis presented the infinity symbol first, using it to denote mathematical “infinity”, an actual or potential endless quantity of values. This sideways figure eight has appeared in many cultures throughout history, with multiple variations and interpretations. When you wear this beautiful piece, we hope you are reminded of the infinite possibilities in life & love.
Infinity Ring 14k & Silver with 4mm hammered band. In 1655, mathematician John Wallis presented the infinity symbol first, using it to denote mathematical “infinity”, an actual or potential...
4mm Infinity bracelet silver gold In 1655, mathematician John Wallis presented the infinity symbol first, using it to denote mathematical “infinity”, an actual or potential endless quantity of...
6mm Silver Gold infinity bracelet In 1655, mathematician John Wallis presented the infinity symbol first, using it to denote mathematical “infinity”, an actual or potential endless quantity of...
Infinity Ring 14k & Silver with 4mm hammered band. In 1655, mathematician John Wallis presented…
4mm Infinity bracelet silver gold In 1655, mathematician John Wallis presented the infinity s…
6mm Silver Gold infinity bracelet In 1655, mathematician John Wallis presented the infinity s…
