Anatomical heart necklace

Shop FashionJunkie4Life Anatomoy, Chemistry and Science Themed Pendant Necklaces, Sterling Silver. Free delivery on eligible orders of £20 or more.

3D 925 Sterling Silver anatomical heart pendant. Co-designed by a doctor so they are high-quality and very precious. The anatomy is very close to a real heart, so this necklace would make an excellent gift for your loved ones practicing in the medical field, or just for somebody who you hold close to your own heart. Pendant size is 2 x 1.1 x 0.6 cm. Also available in 18K Gold over Sterling Silver and Rose Gold over Sterling Silver. Sterling Silver 925 chains are available in four designs…

The Matching Heart Necklace features a pair of red and silver anatomical heart charm, making it an ideal thoughtful grunge jewelry gift for her. This dainty relationship jewelry for couples is a thoughtful and a unique gift so you may match with your partner, friend, or lover! The perfect relationship jewelry for couples 🫀 𝐃𝐄𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐋𝐒: ⭐️ Necklace lengths are 16” + 2” extender ⭐️ Heart charm size is 15x25mm ⭐️ The small red * silver heart pendant material is silver plated over alloy and…

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Red realistic anatomical heart with a stainless steel chain. Perfect gift for a doctor, paramedic, nurse or medical student. The size of a heart is about 1.3*1 inches (3,2*2,4 cm). The length of the necklace is adjustable from 18 to 21 inches. I can make any other length for your necklace and make а heart into other colors, just contact me before you buy. Material: polymer clay, stainless steel. ♥ Anatomical Heart Brooch…

Anatomical heart necklace

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Since I can remember, I was curious about the world around me. As a child, I used to take apart almost any mechanical toy and investigate how it works. As I got older, I read encyclopedias just for fun. I was one of those annoying kids who ask a lot of questions and then share their knowledge with everyone around, interested or not. Luckily, I was also good at sports and I have severe ADHD, so I guess I wasn't the typical nerd.