Necklace printed in 3D, in biomaterial (PLA), sustainable, biodegradable because it is compostable. A product that does not harm the environment.

Dorothy Necklace

Name: Dorothy Necklace
SKU: COLDOR9

SKU: COLDOR9

R$160.00

Color: marble

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The Doroty necklace is made with 3D printing, using biomaterial, that is, material that comes from renewable sources such as corn for example. It comes mounted on a cotton cord and has a magnetic closure and a silver acrylic bottom, depending on the size.

Dimensions: 6cm in diameter and 2cm in height.

Weight: 20 gr.
Your accessory is printed using PLA and therefore we have some care for the maintenance of your piece.

Do not expose your object to temperatures greater than 60º because it can deform.

Do not use perfumes or creams that could stain the piece.

Do not expose to water, it may shorten its useful life.
Dorothy was an English chemist, of Egyptian origin, born on May 12, 1910, in Cairo, dying in Ilmington on July 29, 1994.

In 1937 he completed his doctorate at the University of Cambridge where he began to study the structure of proteins and determined the structure of vitamin B12, receiving the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1964 for this study.

He made significant contributions to the field of X-ray crystallography. Hodgkin's work was instrumental in the development of new drugs and therapies, as well as in deepening our understanding of the chemical basis of life. She was also a strong advocate of peace and against nuclear weapons. His legacy continues to inspire scientists and researchers around the world.

The choice of your name to baptize our necklace is due to the format that refers to the cellular structure.

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