Alderamin: Indicolite industrial choker- SOLD

Alderamin: (Alpha Cephei) An Arabic name meaning "the right arm" is a second magnitude star in the constellation of Cepheus near the northern pole and is relatively close to Earth at only 49 light years. With a declination in excess of 62 degrees north, Alderamin is mostly visible to observers in the northern hemisphere, though the star is still visible to latitudes as far south as -27°, albeit just above the horizon.  Since Alderamin has an apparent magnitude of about 2.5, the star is easily observable to the naked eye, even in light-polluted cities.  Alderamin is a white Class A star, evolving off of the main sequence into a subgiant, probably on its way to becoming a red giant as its hydrogen supply runs low. Given a surface temperature of 7,740 Kelvin, stellar models yield a total luminosity for the star of about 17 times the luminosity of the Sun. Alderamin has a radius of 2.3 times the Sun's radius and boasting a mass that is 1.74 that of the Sun. Alderamin is located near the precessional path traced across the celestial sphere by the Earth's north pole. That means that it periodically comes within 3° of being a pole star, much as Polaris is at present. This will next occur about the year 7500 AD.

Very unique industrial choker with retaining rings, gunmetal chain and indicolite and black Swarovski crystals

Dimensions: 1 1/4 inches tall x 2 1/4 inch wide
15 inch gunmetal rolo chain with an extra long 4 inch extender chain for adjustable length

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