Measurements & Details:
- Disc measures 1/2″ (12.7mm)
- Available in lengths ranging from 15-20″
- Made of 14k yellow gold filled or sterling silver.
- This item is made to order.
What is gold filled?
14K gold-filled means that multiple layers of solid, 14k gold have been securely pressure bonded to a core of high quality jeweler’s brass.
The US strictly regulates this industry standard, requiring 1/20th, or 5%, gold by weight in all pieces that are considered “gold fill” or “gold filled.”
Gold filled is NOT the same as gold plate or gold-plated. Plated metal is made by dipping any kind of metal in a very thin coating of gold. This is what you will find at the mall and it flakes and wears off quickly.
But normal wear and tear won’t impact your gold filled jewelry. With gold filled, you don’t have to worry about flaking, tarnishing, allergies, or turning your skin green!
Production Timeline:
What does ready-to-ship mean?
It is ready to be shipped to you within 1-2 business days.
What does made-to-order mean?
If a product is labeled made-to-order, it means that I will be custom making it, just for you! This means your order will not ship until I have made it for you. This process can take 2-10 business days. If you are unable to wait, you can upgrade to rush processing to have your piece completed in 2 business days.
More Info:
This Ray Peat inspired necklace features the words “sugar honey” hand stamped on it. Interested in the work of Ray Peat? Keep reading!
Carbohydrates are your primary source of energy. Consuming the right carbohydrates is needed for a high metabolic rate, increased CO2 levels, decreased oxidative damage, good brain function, muscle energy and recovery, and detoxing the liver.
Simple sugars like fructose, glucose, sucrose, and lactose are your best sources. These include: fruits, honey, milk, white sugar, fruit juices, and root vegetables.
Carbohydrates should never be eaten alone. Always combine carbohydrates with a fat and protein (e.g., fruit and cheese, eggs and OJ, and milk and honey).
Although effective for quick loss, low carb dieting long term will lead to fatigue, sugar cravings, sleep issues, hormone issues, muscle wasting, and weight gain.
When adding sugars back into your diet, start slowly. Even the right sugars, added in too quickly, will lead to weight gain, bloating, and hormonal issues.
Sources:
- Kate Deering book: “How to Heal Your Metabolism”
- Sugar Issues: Dr Ray Peat’s website
Wonderful websites to learn more:
- Metabolic Meal Plans & podcast Recipes by Fallone
- Great articles & podcast about metabolism by health coach Jay Feldman
- Hormones and reproductive health by health coach Keith Littlewood (Tommo)
- Danny Roddy Blog – interviews with Dr Ray Peat & articles
- Win at Life Podcast by Kitty Blomfield
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