Anguistralobe Pendant
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We predict weirdness. (Pretty safe guess, right?)
- Helps you predict the comings and goings of celestial bodies.
- Okay. Not really. But it looks cool, doesn't it?
- Fashioned from English pewter.
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We predict weirdness. (Pretty safe guess, right?)
We think astrolabes and such gadgets are really cool, but we're glad we don't have to rely on them today. You know how complicated it is to program a destination into your GPS while you're sitting at a light. Imagine trying to figure it out using an astrolabe. We dig this non-functional one. For astrolabe fans (and those who just like to learn new stuffs), the mater (the disk which holds all the parts) on this is English pewter, and the tympans (azimuth and altitude of stars on the local horizon) and rete (Earth's orbit around the sun) are brass and are connected so that you can move them around the mater according to which fictional star you're interested in. It's fun to play with and good for keeping you awake during long meetings. Not that we'd know, of course. *winks*
This pendant, made from English pewter and brass, is a little over 2" tall, a little over 1 1/2" wide (yes, it's round, but the height includes the bail), and around 1/4" deep. It comes on a 20" chain with a lobster clasp. It weighs just under an ounce.
For our customers with nickel allergies: the back of this pendant and the chain are made of English pewter, which is a mixture of tin, antimony, and copper. It is free of both lead and nickel..
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