myosin necklace | gold vermeil

myosin necklace

gold vermeil
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€ 170

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Fuel Your Strength: The Gold Vermeil Myosin Necklace

Want to celebrate strength at a molecular level? Meet myosin—the protein that turns muscle power into movement! Whether you’re lifting, running, or just casually flexing in the mirror, myosin is working tirelessly behind the scenes.

This gold vermeil myosin necklace pays tribute to this molecular powerhouse, blending science with sophistication. Crafted in sterling silver and coated with luxurious 18k gold vermeil, it’s a statement piece for fitness lovers, biologists, and anyone who appreciates the beauty of molecular design.

Fun fact: Without myosin, even the simplest movements—like nodding in agreement or winking at bad pickup lines—would be impossible. So why not wear a tribute to the protein that keeps you moving?

A must-have for scientists, gym lovers, sports medicine experts, and aspiring doctors, this necklace makes the perfect gift for those who love both science and style.

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