Cystine necklace in sterling silver, featuring the molecular structure of cystine, perfect for science lovers.

cystine necklace

silver
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€ 140

Length

45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Cystine Necklace – A Molecular Bond That Shines

Ever wondered what keeps your hair strong and your skin glowing? Meet cystine – the dynamic duo of cysteine molecules, held together by a mighty disulfide bond. Now, imagine wearing this essential molecular connection as a stunning necklace!

Cystine is the reason your hair can hold a curl and why your body functions smoothly at a microscopic level. But too much of it? That’s a whole different story (looking at you, cystinosis). Whether you’re a biochemist, a med student, or just someone who loves molecular jewelry, this cystine necklace is a brilliant way to show off your love for science—fashionably.

Crafted in sterling silver, this piece isn’t just jewelry; it’s a conversation starter. Whether you’re fighting for better cystine balance or simply geeking out over biochemistry, this necklace has your back—well, your neck.

Wear your molecules with pride. Science never looked this good!

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