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beta necklace

gold vermeil
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€ 165

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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beta necklace | 18k gold vermeil

One letter carrying a different meaning in every discipline. In physics, it is the speed of light. In statistics, it is the slope. In genetics, it is the gene that fails in sickle cell disease. A symbol that means everything and nothing until you know which field you work in. Gold for someone whose equations would not work without it.

The Science Behind Beta

Beta (β) carries precise meaning across disciplines. In physics, β represents the ratio of a particle's velocity to the speed of light (v/c) in special relativity, the key dimensionless quantity in relativistic motion. In radioactive decay, beta particles are electrons or positrons emitted from the nucleus. In statistics, β denotes the regression coefficient (the slope of a relationship) and also the probability of a Type II error. In pharmacology, beta-blockers target β-adrenergic receptors to manage blood pressure and heart rate. In genetics, the beta globin gene (HBB) encodes a hemoglobin subunit, and mutations cause sickle cell disease and beta-thalassemia. One letter, many disciplines, zero ambiguity within each.

Worn By

  • physicists working in particle physics or special relativity
  • statisticians and data scientists
  • pharmacologists and cardiologists
  • geneticists working with hemoglobin or genetic disease

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FAQ

Is this the Greek letter beta?

Yes. Beta (β) is used across physics, statistics, finance, and molecular biology. In different contexts it represents relativistic velocity, statistical risk coefficients, decay modes, and protein structures. The same symbol carries entirely different meanings depending on the discipline.

Which beta matters to you?

That is the point. A physicist knows their β is v/c. A statistician knows theirs is a regression coefficient. A pharmacologist knows theirs is an adrenergic receptor. Wear it and know that you are wearing the one that belongs to your equations.

What size and material? How does it compare to silver?

19 mm 18k gold vermeil pendant on a 45 cm gold vermeil chain with 5 cm extender. The same design in 19 mm sterling silver is available. Material is the only difference. Gold vermeil (sterling silver core with 2.5 micron 18k gold plating), nickel-free and hypoallergenic. Ships free worldwide via DHL Express in 1-5 business days. Comes in a ready-to-gift jewelry box with the 30-day “Love It or Return It” policy.

Shipping and return policy?

Free DHL Express shipping worldwide, 1-5 business days. All import duties and taxes are covered. 30-day “Love It or Return It” policy for any reason.

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