Gold vermeil antibody necklace, crafted as a science-inspired tribute to the immune system.
Close-up of gold antibody necklace on model, showcasing scientific design for health enthusiasts.
Angled view of antibody necklace in gold vermeil, inspired by immune system proteins.
Gold vermeil antibody necklace on model, a perfect gift for scientists and health professionals.
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Gold vermeil antibody necklace worn casually, blending scientific elegance with everyday style.

antibody necklace

gold vermeil
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€ 145

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Antibody necklace | 18k gold vermeil

The antibody is the immune system's precision instrument — a Y-shaped molecule evolved to recognise a single target out of millions.

The Science Behind the Antibody

Antibodies (immunoglobulins) are glycoproteins produced by B cells. Each molecule consists of two heavy and two light chains held by disulfide bonds, forming the characteristic Y shape. The tips of the two arms — the Fab regions — contain hypervariable loops that bind a specific antigen with extraordinary selectivity. The stem, the Fc region, interacts with immune effector cells and complement proteins to trigger the appropriate response. The combinatorial diversity of antibody genes allows the immune system to generate an estimated 1011 unique binding specificities.

A Meaningful Gift for Science Lovers

A gift for anyone who works with, studies, or simply marvels at the immune system.

  • For the immunologist or biochemist who wants something elegant from their field
  • For a student finishing a degree in biology, medicine, or biomedical science
  • For someone who has relied on antibody-based therapies — a meaningful personal symbol
  • As a self-purchase for anyone who wants to carry the molecule that defines adaptive immunity

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FAQ

Q: What becomes a statement when made in gold vermeil?

A: An antibody necklace. Y-shaped immunoglobulins built through V(D)J recombination, the same mechanism your body uses to mount an immune response. In 18k gold vermeil, it becomes something you wear every day. Arrives ready-to-gift and ships free worldwide via DHL Express in 1-5 business days.

Q: What is the Fab region of an antibody?

A: The Fab (fragment antigen-binding) region comprises the two arms of the Y, containing the variable domains where antigen binding occurs. Each Fab is identical on a given antibody molecule, which is why antibodies are monovalent with respect to the epitope and bivalent with respect to different sites on the same antigen or different antigens.

Q: What are the size and material?

A: 15 mm pendant in 18k gold vermeil (sterling silver core with 2.5 micron gold plating) on a 45 cm gold vermeil chain with a 5 cm extender. Nickel-free and hypoallergenic. All duties and taxes are covered.

Q: Is there a sterling silver version?

A: Yes. Antibody is also available in 925 sterling silver. Both versions are covered by a 30-day Love It or Return It policy.

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