Gold vermeil beta sheet necklace inspired by protein folding structure

beta sheet necklace

gold vermeil
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€ 195

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Folded Beauty: Beta Sheet Necklace in Gold Vermeil

Elegant, intricate, and scientifically satisfying — this Beta Sheet Necklace in gold vermeil celebrates the hidden architecture of life itself. Inspired by the beta-pleated sheet, a fundamental structure in protein folding, this piece pays homage to the way nature builds strength and flexibility into every molecule of us. Each graceful fold mirrors the hydrogen bonds that stabilize proteins — a quiet nod to the invisible elegance of biochemistry.

Handcrafted in 18k gold vermeil over sterling silver, the pendant’s rippling contours catch the light like the shimmer of silk — a fitting tribute to the proteins that make silk itself. It’s a perfect science jewelry gift for biologists, biochemists, or anyone who appreciates beauty at the molecular level.

Wear it as a reminder that even life’s smallest structures can create the most extraordinary forms. After all, it’s what’s folded inside that truly counts.

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