Photo 51 DNA X-Ray Diffraction NecklaceRosalind Elsie Franklin was chemist and X ray crystallographer whose work was central to the discovery of the molecular structure of DNA. This contribution went largely unrecognized during her life. The image in this pendant is known as Photo 51. It was taken by Franklin's student Raymond Gosling in 1952 and was shared by Maurice Wilkins without her knowledge with James Watson and Francis Crick. The photograph provided Watson and Crick key information

which has allowed us to peer into the unimaginably tiny depths of the universe

a large apical dendrite

our closest celestial companion in this journey through space

Anyone who admires resilience and longevity

Pediatricians

Daring to try something new or difficult can be intimidating -- the Latin phrase "qui audet adipiscitur" (which translates to "she who dares

75in from the top of the stainless steel hook to the bottom of the Swarovski crystal pearl

gene expression related to cancer

The metal in the pendant is lead-free

astronomically accurate approach to the zodiac

They are extremely scientifically accurate

Be patient and persist