Gold vermeil atom necklace featuring orbiting electron design, elegant science jewelry gift.

atom necklace

gold vermeil
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€ 165

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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The Center of Everything: Gold Vermeil Atom Necklace

At the heart of every molecule — and every moment — lies the atom: the building block of the universe and the perfect metaphor for balance, energy, and infinite potential. Our Gold Vermeil Atom Necklace celebrates that fundamental beauty, crafted with precision and plated in luxurious 18k gold over sterling silver.

The delicate orbital design captures the classic model of electrons circling a radiant nucleus — a miniature solar system you can wear close to your own center of gravity. Whether you’re a physicist, a chemist, or just someone who believes in good energy, this piece bridges science and style effortlessly.

Fun fact: if your body’s atoms were compressed to remove the empty space, you’d fit in a sugar cube — but we’d rather see you shine wearing this elegant reminder of how vast (and valuable) you truly are. Perfect as a science jewelry gift for a physicist, chemist, or science-loving minimalist.

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    Unlock the elegance of the abstract with our math and physics-inspired jewelry collection. These carefully crafted pieces mirror the profound equations and natural laws that shape our understanding of the universe. Experience the allure of fractals, the rhythmic beauty of pi, and the celestial wonder of astral formations—each piece serves as a wearable homage to the artistry inherent in scientific inquiry.

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