Sterling silver neutrophil necklace featuring a detailed pendant inspired by white blood cells, designed for medical professionals and science enthusiasts.
Close-up of a neutrophil necklace on a model, showcasing its elegant design and scientific inspiration.

neutrophil necklace

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€ 165

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Neutrophil necklace | sterling silver

The most abundant white blood cell and the first to arrive at a site of infection — a short-lived, fast-acting front line of innate immunity.

The Science of the Neutrophil

Neutrophils account for 50-70% of circulating leukocytes. Their multi-lobed nucleus (typically 3-5 lobes) is the defining morphological feature. They kill via three mechanisms: phagocytosis and intracellular digestion, release of cytotoxic granules, and the formation of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) — webs of DNA and antimicrobial proteins cast into the extracellular space. Neutrophils are short-lived (6-8 hours in circulation) but produced at roughly 1011 per day from bone marrow precursors.

A Meaningful Gift for Science Lovers

For anyone whose work or studies touch the front line of the immune response.

  • For the immunologist, haematologist, or infectious disease researcher
  • For a medical student or junior doctor who has read one too many neutrophil counts
  • For a researcher working on inflammation, sepsis, or innate immunity
  • As a wearable nod to the cell that shows up first, every time

Comes in a gift box. Free worldwide shipping.

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FAQ

Q: Is this a meaningful gift for an immunologist?

A: Yes, especially for someone studying innate immunity, sepsis, or chronic inflammatory conditions. The multi-lobed nucleus is instantly recognizable to anyone who has counted white blood cells.

Q: Why do neutrophils have lobed nuclei when most other cells don't?

A: The lobed morphology is thought to enable migration through tight tissue spaces. The irregular shape squeezes more easily through endothelial gaps than a round nucleus would. It's a structural adaptation to their role as frontline defenders that must move rapidly into infected tissue.

Q: What are the specifications?

A: 15 mm pendant in sterling silver (925, rhodium-plated) on a 45 cm silver chain. Hypoallergenic, nickel-free. Global DHL shipping in 1-5 business days, 30-day return policy.

Q: How is it packaged?

A: Comes in our signature eco-friendly gift box with festive envelope and care instructions. Ready to give directly or keep for yourself.

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