Rosalind

Some things never go out of style. Even as one’s personal look may evolve.

Timeless set of gold-filled* vintage clips. Spiral (helix) strands set off perfectly by simple circumference, about the size of a Canadian dime. 

Speaking of science. Dr. Rosalind Franklin used x-ray crystallography to capture the first image of DNA, or the double helix, in 1952. Her work shocked not shocked, was piggybacked on by three male colleagues who were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1962. **  

While precise vintage unclear condition is practically pristine. Sturdy clips.

Logical. Problem solver and proud of it. Looks forward to seeing much, much more of the world. Committed to the long haul. 

*Gold-fill is usually a layer, in this case 12k, on a sterling base. While each earring bears a patent number and the initials A.G. the designer has yet to be identified. However, A.G. is also a marker for Sterling Silver, so mystery solved?  

** Dr. Franklin: https://www.rosalindfranklin.edu/about/facts-figures/dr-rosalind-franklin/