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James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) Earrings - 3D Printed

$12.00

Printed from silky black, and the shiniest gold filaments I could find, show off your nerd-cred with this beautiful homage to the JWSTs Primary Array. I printed these at 0.1mm resolution, using concentric printing to make these as shiny and eye-grabbing as I could - these are even shinier in person than I could capture on camera.

Measures ~1.6” in diameter and weighing a combined 5 grams. Available with your choice of gold or black hardware.

All credit for this design goes to MiCTLaN, who shared this design under a “Creative Commons - Attribution” license. If you have a 3D printer and would like to make this for yourself, the model is freely available by clicking this link.

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Printed from silky black, and the shiniest gold filaments I could find, show off your nerd-cred with this beautiful homage to the JWSTs Primary Array. I printed these at 0.1mm resolution, using concentric printing to make these as shiny and eye-grabbing as I could - these are even shinier in person than I could capture on camera.

Measures ~1.6” in diameter and weighing a combined 5 grams. Available with your choice of gold or black hardware.

All credit for this design goes to MiCTLaN, who shared this design under a “Creative Commons - Attribution” license. If you have a 3D printer and would like to make this for yourself, the model is freely available by clicking this link.

Printed from silky black, and the shiniest gold filaments I could find, show off your nerd-cred with this beautiful homage to the JWSTs Primary Array. I printed these at 0.1mm resolution, using concentric printing to make these as shiny and eye-grabbing as I could - these are even shinier in person than I could capture on camera.

Measures ~1.6” in diameter and weighing a combined 5 grams. Available with your choice of gold or black hardware.

All credit for this design goes to MiCTLaN, who shared this design under a “Creative Commons - Attribution” license. If you have a 3D printer and would like to make this for yourself, the model is freely available by clicking this link.