dvb NY Karma Mobius Necklace
Product Description
"Karma: What comes around goes around"
Sterling silver Mobius necklace by dvbny
About the Mobius shape:
The geometric form of the bracelet is known as a Mobius strip, after the German mathematician August Ferdinand Mobius (1790-1868). It represents the seeming paradox of a plane without end, or one of infinite length. As such it became accepted as the symbol for infinity, an appropriate and symbolic form for this uplifting quotation.
dvb new york has been designing and manufacturing fine jewelry in Manhattan for over 25 years. They strive to create contemporary and historically based jewelry in precious metals which are both aesthetic and meaningful. dvb hopes to imbue each piece with a story which goes beyond the mere form.
About Laurel Elliott and dvb New York:
Laurel Elliott is owner and Creative Director of dvb new york. Her profound knowledge gained over twenty five years of jewelry design is a springboard to a re-interpretation of the past through the prism of present fashion trends.
La Muse carries all Sterling Silver dvbny jewelry.
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The ideas of cause and effect, and the related ethic of reciprocity, is common to many religions and philosophies of both East and West, and has been debated for millenia. The English language expression: what goes around comes around, is of uncertain and probably recent origin, but has found wide currency in popular culture through music, film and the written word. It encapsulates in English a central tenet of Buddhist and Hindu thought: that of karma. Karma is the concept that an individual’s behaviour, both good and bad, will have a commensurate positive or negative effect in this life, or the next; samsara, the cycle of birth, death and rebirth, being another fundamental belief of Buddhists and Hindus alike. Essentially, the good and bad in our behaviour toward others will be returned to us, and it should guide us in our dealings with others.. The phrase is engraved around this symbolically shaped pendant, terminating in the word karma in English and Sanskrit.
NOTE: This item is made to order. Please allow up to 28 DAYS for delivery. Please note in the 'comments' section upon check out if you have a specific delivery date in mind and we will do our best to accommodate. Alternatively you may email Debra@ShopLaMuse.com prior to ordering for an approximate ship date.
Sterling silver Mobius necklace by dvbny
About the Mobius shape:
The geometric form of the bracelet is known as a Mobius strip, after the German mathematician August Ferdinand Mobius (1790-1868). It represents the seeming paradox of a plane without end, or one of infinite length. As such it became accepted as the symbol for infinity, an appropriate and symbolic form for this uplifting quotation.
dvb new york has been designing and manufacturing fine jewelry in Manhattan for over 25 years. They strive to create contemporary and historically based jewelry in precious metals which are both aesthetic and meaningful. dvb hopes to imbue each piece with a story which goes beyond the mere form.
About Laurel Elliott and dvb New York:
Laurel Elliott is owner and Creative Director of dvb new york. Her profound knowledge gained over twenty five years of jewelry design is a springboard to a re-interpretation of the past through the prism of present fashion trends.
La Muse carries all Sterling Silver dvbny jewelry.
Click on picture to zoom!
Thank you for supporting American artisans and small business - YOU make a difference!
The ideas of cause and effect, and the related ethic of reciprocity, is common to many religions and philosophies of both East and West, and has been debated for millenia. The English language expression: what goes around comes around, is of uncertain and probably recent origin, but has found wide currency in popular culture through music, film and the written word. It encapsulates in English a central tenet of Buddhist and Hindu thought: that of karma. Karma is the concept that an individual’s behaviour, both good and bad, will have a commensurate positive or negative effect in this life, or the next; samsara, the cycle of birth, death and rebirth, being another fundamental belief of Buddhists and Hindus alike. Essentially, the good and bad in our behaviour toward others will be returned to us, and it should guide us in our dealings with others.. The phrase is engraved around this symbolically shaped pendant, terminating in the word karma in English and Sanskrit.
NOTE: This item is made to order. Please allow up to 28 DAYS for delivery. Please note in the 'comments' section upon check out if you have a specific delivery date in mind and we will do our best to accommodate. Alternatively you may email Debra@ShopLaMuse.com prior to ordering for an approximate ship date.
