Silver ebola virus necklace inspired by the filamentous shape of the virus, crafted in sterling silver – science-inspired jewelry.

ebola virus necklace

silver
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€ 145

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Ebola Virus Necklace in Silver – Science With a Lethal Twist

What looks like modern art is actually one of nature’s most terrifying creations. Meet the ebola necklace—a bold tribute to a microscopic killer. Inspired by the filamentous shape of the Ebola virus (yes, it really looks like spaghetti gone rogue), this piece turns viral structure into viral style.

Ebola is a hemorrhagic fever virus that’s deadly, fast-acting, and fascinating. It wreaks havoc by disrupting clotting and causing internal bleeding. But while the virus is deadly, the necklace is delightfully wearable. It’s made from sterling silver using precision 3D printing techniques, so every squiggle and curve mirrors the real thing—minus the biohazard.

This isn’t just jewelry. It’s a nod to the heroes: virologists, epidemiologists, and frontline healthcare workers who’ve fought outbreaks with courage and science. Whether you’re a science communicator, biology student, or just love pieces that spark conversation, this necklace makes a statement.

Bonus: it’s elegant enough for conferences, yet edgy enough for cocktails.

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In a world where art and science often exist in separate realms, our "Curiosities" collection serves as a harmonious confluence. Drawing inspiration from an eclectic range of scientific phenomena not covered elsewhere. Each piece is meticulously crafted to evoke a sense of wonder. It's jewelry that doesn't just adorn; it educates and fascinates, sparking conversations about the lesser-explored but equally awe-inspiring facets of our universe.

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