A macrophage-inspired silver necklace resting on a white background, highlighting its intricate design and scientific significance.
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Close-up of a macrophage necklace in sterling silver, featuring a unique design inspired by immune cells, perfect for science enthusiasts.
Silver macrophage pendant on a delicate chain, designed for scientists, students, and microbiology enthusiasts.
Model wearing a silver macrophage necklace

macrophage necklace

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€ 275

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Macrophage necklace | sterling silver

The tissue sentinel — a phagocyte that engulfs pathogens, clears debris, presents antigens, and orchestrates local immune responses.

The Science of the Macrophage

Macrophages are tissue-resident phagocytes derived from circulating monocytes. They are defined by their plasticity: in response to different signals, they polarise toward pro-inflammatory (M1) or anti-inflammatory and reparative (M2) phenotypes. Macrophages engulf and digest pathogens via phagocytosis, present antigens to T cells via MHC class II molecules, and produce cytokines that shape the broader immune response. Tissue-specific macrophages — Kupffer cells in the liver, microglia in the brain, alveolar macrophages in the lung — are among the most specialised cells in the body.

A Meaningful Gift for Science Lovers

A piece for anyone who studies or works with the cells that hold tissue homeostasis together.

  • For the immunologist, cell biologist, or pathologist who works with macrophages
  • For a researcher working on inflammation, fibrosis, or tumour immunology
  • For a neuroscience student who thinks about microglia
  • As a gift for anyone fascinated by the complexity of innate immunity

Comes in a gift box. Free worldwide shipping.

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FAQ

Q: What does the name macrophage mean?

A: Macro (large) plus phage (eater). These cells literally consume pathogens and debris. They are among the first responders in infection, eating what does not belong.

Q: Can I buy studs instead of a necklace?

A: Yes – macrophage studs are available. Wear them as a subtle daily reminder.

Q: What material and chain length?

A: Sterling silver pendant on a 45cm / 18-inch sterling chain. Shipped globally via DHL Express, arriving within a week or so.

Q: How big is a real macrophage?

A: About 15 to 20 micrometers in diameter. Our pendant is much larger, so the intricate shape is easy to appreciate.

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