Sterling silver rotifer necklace featuring a detailed design inspired by nature’s microscopic survivor.

rotifer necklace

silver
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€ 155

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45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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Rotifer Necklace – A Tiny Titan of Evolution

Meet the unsung hero of the microscopic world—rotifers! These resilient little creatures have been asexual superstars for over 40 million years, cloning themselves without a need for males. Found in ponds, rivers, and even thermal vents, rotifers can survive extreme conditions by transforming into a dehydrated tun, waiting for better days. Talk about perseverance!

Now, you can wear a tribute to these microscopic wonders with our exquisitely designed rotifer necklace. Crafted in sterling silver, this unique piece is perfect for microbiologists, deep-sea explorers, or anyone who just loves weird but amazing science. Whether you’re a researcher or simply someone who enjoys flaunting unusual yet elegant jewelry, this pendant is a conversation starter.

Show off your love for the hidden marvels of nature while embracing science-chic fashion. It’s the perfect gift for anyone fascinated by evolution, microbiology, and life’s tiny but mighty survivors!

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