Gold vermeil lumbar vertebra necklace, intricately detailed anatomical pendant.

lumbar vertebra necklace

gold vermeil
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€ 215

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Gold Vermeil Lumbar Vertebra Necklace: Strength & Elegance Combined

Your lumbar vertebrae do a lot of heavy lifting—literally! From bending over to backward stretches, these bones are the unsung heroes of movement and posture. Celebrate their importance with this gold vermeil lumbar vertebra necklace, a stunning tribute to your backbone’s daily strength. Made with a touch of anatomical precision and a lot of shimmer, this piece honors your lower back’s role in supporting every dance move, yoga pose, and graceful step.

Ideal for orthopedic specialists, yoga instructors, fitness enthusiasts, or anyone proud to wear their love of anatomy, this necklace makes a bold statement of support and elegance. Crafted from gold vermeil, it’s both a conversation starter and a beautiful reminder to stand tall, bend freely, and appreciate your spine’s resilience.

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