This beautiful anatomical heart locket created by Peggy Skemp, opens to reveal the anatomically correct interior of the heart, complete with cordae tendinae. Peggy’s love of science reflects in her jewlery designs, which “pose as intimate sculptural scientific illustrations.” View more of her unique designs here.
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Anatomically Correct Gifts for Everyone on Valentine’s Day…
For your ex-, consider this giant bleeding gummy heart candy or maybe some of these chocolate hearts from “Pushin’ Daisies.” For your sweetheart, though, it’s probably better to stick with this heart locket that opens to reveal the heart’s four ch…
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[...] I am terribly smitten by this super-charming bronze fruit bat pendant. The ears and eyes really have a great depth of character, and any bat-lover you know would likely be pleased with this small but lifelike rendering of a hanging fruit bat. Clasping an 18″ oxidized chain in his feet, the bat measures 1.75″ x .75″ x 1″. Chicago indie artist Peggy Skemp says the sculptural pendant is based on a South American fruit bat. Wrapped tightly in bronzed wings, the upside down fox-face seems quizzical and attentive. Looking for something more Valentine centered – check out her amazing anatomically detailed sterling hearts! Also, 10% of sales from this artist are pledged to the International Medical Alliance who have been providing outstanding medical care on the boarder of Haiti since the recent earthquake and intense aftershocks. Thanks for the tip from our friends at Street Anatomy. [...]
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It’s amazing
the accuracy is almost frightening especially on such a tiny object