Silver buckyball necklace showing intricate molecular design inspired by the buckminsterfullerene structure.
Model wearing the buckyball necklace, highlighting the elegant and unique science-inspired design.

buckyball necklace

silver
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€ 190

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80 cm chain included

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Buckyball Necklace: The Science of Style in 60 Carbon Atoms!

Did you know you can wear the universe’s coolest molecular soccer ball around your neck? Introducing the Buckyball Necklace, inspired by the groundbreaking buckminsterfullerene—a structure of 60 carbon atoms forming a perfect sphere. First discovered in 1985 and named after the visionary architect Buckminster Fuller, the buckyball isn’t just a molecule; it’s a marvel of nanotechnology with potential applications ranging from solar cells to drug delivery.

Crafted with precision, this necklace is a tribute to cutting-edge science and stunning craftsmanship. Each intricate detail captures the elegance and structure of the buckyball, making it a perfect accessory for engineers, chemists, and lovers of scientific elegance. Whether you’re lecturing on the wonders of carbon or simply turning heads at a party, this piece makes a striking, nerd-chic statement.

Add a touch of molecular wonder to your jewelry collection with a design that truly goes beyond the ordinary—this is wearable science at its best!

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