Silver theobromine necklace featuring the molecular structure of theobromine, inspired by chocolate and chemistry lovers.

theobromine necklace

silver
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€ 135

Length

45 cm + 5 cm extender chain included

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A Chemist’s Chocolate Fix—Theobromine Necklace

Chocolate may be your guilty pleasure, but science is what makes it irresistible! Theobromine, the molecule behind chocolate’s bitter kick, also fuels your love for chemistry. Now, you can wear your passion with this theobromine necklace—a stunning tribute to the science behind your favorite treat!

Crafted with precision, this silver molecule necklace showcases the elegant structure of theobromine, the compound responsible for chocolate’s mild stimulant effects (and the reason your dog can’t have any!). Whether you’re a chemist, chocolate lover, or just appreciate nerdy-chic fashion, this necklace is the perfect way to show off your love for science with style.

Designed for science lovers and fashion-forward minds, this unique piece makes a great gift for chocolate makers, chemists, and caffeine addicts alike. So, wear it proudly and let the world know you have good taste—both in science and in chocolate!

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Delve into the hidden elegance of science with our meticulously crafted jewelry, inspired by the intricate structures of chemical molecules. Each piece serves as a tactile tribute to the building blocks of life and matter, capturing the allure of atoms and bonds in precious metals. A harmonious fusion of art and science, these creations are more than mere accessories; they're a celebration of the enigmatic beauty that underpins our universe.

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