What is infinity? Is it the absence of time? Or of time unending? How ever you define it, you can show your unyielding bonds with this amazing ring. The Greek Key is also known as a meander pattern. It is so named after the Greek Meander River that, well, meandered.
The ancient Greeks used it to symbolize infinity or the eternal flow of things. In the modern era, it is known to symbolize eternity and unity because of the unbroken design. So, there, you learned something new today hopefully. Because of the symbolism, you see many of these rings and the Greek Key design in wedding bands, wedding gifts, family heirlooms, and birthday gifts.
Ours is an amazing design but a thick band. Made of solid sterling silver, the smallest we can get it is a size 3. The wider a ring band, the harder it is to shape it into a smaller size. So alas, for this amazing ring, 3 is the smallest we can physically shape it to be.
As well, just for this ring, we cannot resize and maintain the design. We can still size it up and resize it, but the pattern would not be continuous once it is made a certain size. But have no fear the starting size is 12 1/2, so we should be able to size it down and stretch it out enough to make it fit just right and maintain the design. Hooray! And you still get your lifetime repair of the piece for free! Double Hooray!
The ancient Greeks used it to symbolize infinity or the eternal flow of things. In the modern era, it is known to symbolize eternity and unity because of the unbroken design. So, there, you learned something new today hopefully. Because of the symbolism, you see many of these rings and the Greek Key design in wedding bands, wedding gifts, family heirlooms, and birthday gifts.
Ours is an amazing design but a thick band. Made of solid sterling silver, the smallest we can get it is a size 3. The wider a ring band, the harder it is to shape it into a smaller size. So alas, for this amazing ring, 3 is the smallest we can physically shape it to be.
As well, just for this ring, we cannot resize and maintain the design. We can still size it up and resize it, but the pattern would not be continuous once it is made a certain size. But have no fear the starting size is 12 1/2, so we should be able to size it down and stretch it out enough to make it fit just right and maintain the design. Hooray! And you still get your lifetime repair of the piece for free! Double Hooray!