12. 15. 2005

DNA bracelet

Even if this stranded double helix DNA bracelet didn�t have a geeky catch I would still like it for its aesthetic qualities. The bracelet can be adjusted by twisting and turning to the desired length and fit, a nice feature considering many bracelets I try on dangle too much. And if making all your jewelry match is your thing there�s also a necklace and set of earrings available.

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