Gold-Plated Infinity Crossover Ring with Pavé Cubic Zirconia

An infinity shape crosses over itself at the centre of this ring, the overlapping lines picked out in pavé-set cubic zirconia on a gold-plated alloy band. The crossover is the whole design here: two continuous curves meeting and re-crossing rather than a fixed centre stone or a flat band.

Pavé setting means the stones sit close together across the crossover, so the sparkle follows the shape of the infinity symbol rather than sitting apart from it in a separate cluster. It's a motif ring more than a stone ring, one where the shape carries as much visual weight as the cubic zirconia does.

Suggested here as a gifting piece, it suits that role: a small, complete-feeling ring that doesn't need explaining, whether it's for a birthday, an anniversary, or simply because. It's adjustable, so there's no size guesswork before it arrives, which matters for anything bought as a gift.

Wipe it with a soft cloth after wear, keep it clear of chemicals, water and ultrasonic cleaners, and take it off before swimming, showering or gardening. At ₹59, the crossover shape and the pavé work together do more than a plain band would at the same price.