Gold vermeil DNA earrings in crossed hoop design, inspired by the double helix structure.

DNA earring hoops - crossed

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€ 200

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Crossed DNA Earrings – Gold Vermeil Hoops for Science Lovers

Some people wear their heart on their sleeve — you can wear your genetic code on your ears. These gold vermeil DNA earrings twist into elegant crossed hoops, echoing the beauty of life’s most famous blueprint: the double helix.

Crafted with precision and a love for science, each hoop is a miniature structural model of DNA, complete with the iconic ladder-like backbone. While Watson and Crick might have published the paper, you’ll be publishing a fashion statement every time you put them on.

Fun fact: if you stretched all the DNA in your body end to end, it would reach the Sun and back more than 300 times. Luckily, these earrings are a much more wearable length.

Perfect for lab queens, science teachers, biology majors, or anyone who wants their accessories to spark curiosity. Wear them to the lab, a conference, or just out for coffee — either way, you’ll be turning heads faster than DNA unwinds.

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    Cellular Biology

    Step into the fascinating world of cellular biology through our unique jewelry designs. These pieces serve as wearable reflections of life's microscopic wonders, capturing the aesthetics of DNA strands, cellular formations, and more. Far from simple adornments, they spark dialogue and honor the captivating complexities found within biological research. Merging scientific accuracy with artistic flair, each creation offers a tactile experience that bridges the gap between scientific inquiry and aesthetic appreciation.

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