Close-up of the gold vermeil Feynman Scattering Necklace, inspired by subatomic particle diagrams, showcasing its unique design.

Feynman scattering necklace

gold vermeil
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€ 165

Length

45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Golden Elegance Meets Particle Physics

Physics, but make it glamorous! The Feynman Scattering Necklace in Gold Vermeil transforms subatomic elegance into a striking piece of jewelry. Inspired by the ingenious Feynman diagrams, this necklace celebrates the movement of particles in a way only physicists could imagine—now perfectly captured in golden brilliance.

Crafted with a sterling silver base and a thick layer of 18k gold vermeil, this necklace isn’t just a science statement; it’s a style icon. Whether you’re presenting at a physics conference or sipping coffee while scribbling equations, this piece effortlessly blends sophistication with intellect.

The Feynman scattering model is famous for its simplicity in explaining quantum interactions. Now, it’s your turn to simplify: accessorize, mesmerize, and inspire. Perfect for the quantum-minded, math enthusiasts, and starry-eyed students of physics. Gift it to your inner geek or a fellow science lover—it’s bound to make waves (just not the surfable kind).

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