Close-up of a sterling silver beta necklace, featuring a sleek, minimalist beta (β) pendant on a delicate chain.

beta necklace

silver
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€ 135

Length

45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Beta: The Science of Second Place (or the Best Place?)

Ever feel like betas get overlooked? Think again. In physics, beta radiation is a stream of unbound, energetic electrons—pure, charged chaos. In biology, beta sheets form the backbone of life’s proteins. And in rock climbing, the right beta is the key to conquering the toughest routes.

This beta necklace celebrates all things brilliant, from biochemists to physicists, climbers, and thinkers. Designed for those who embrace the science of movement—whether in atoms, proteins, or on a rock face—this pendant is a stylish nod to the unbound energy of curiosity.

Crafted in high-quality sterling silver, this minimalist yet bold piece is 3D-printed with precision, ensuring a sleek and modern finish. Whether you’re gifting it to the beta in your life or wearing it as a badge of scientific honor, this necklace is more than jewelry—it’s a conversation starter.

Because in science, being beta doesn’t mean second place—it means leading the charge.

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