Wearable shapes, made around your idea

Custom 3D-printed jewellery. Start with your idea.

An earring, pendant or sample ring starts with the shape you want to wear. Send an idea, sketch or file with the desired dimensions. I assess its execution, attachment and finish with you. You can begin without a 3D file.

Start with a description, sketch or model link · assessment and quote first

3D-printed earrings above an arc of fourteen filament colours.
Fourteen colours from one shape. Choosing the colour costs nothing extra; deciding the shape does.

What would you like made?

Designed to be worn. Shaped around your idea.

Earrings and ear ornaments

A light shape, a statement earring or a pendant for existing hooks. Give length, a comfortable weight preference and which hooks, posts or clasps must be added separately. Prolonged skin contact and contact with pierced skin require separate assessment.

Pendants and necklace elements

Describe the pendant, charm or necklace element. Dimensions, thickness, cord opening and weight need to work together. A chain, ring and clasp are often non-printed components whose supply must be agreed.

Sample rings and small sets

Request a ring as a sample piece or several coordinated objects. Ring size, band width and comfort need discussion; a print does not promise universal fit. You can request one piece or a small set.

Previously made

Jewellery from the workshop

Actual photographs of printed and assembled jewellery. They show shape, colour and visible finishing; they do not measure weight, comfort or colourfastness. Your design's execution is agreed separately.

3D-printed earrings on a black and a white face-shaped display stand.
Earrings on the display stands we print to go with them.
A worktable covered with dozens of finished 3D-printed earrings in different colours and shapes.
Part of what has come out so far, waiting to be hung.

01 — Describe the idea. A 3D file is optional.

A short description, sketch or reference image is enough to start. Say what type of jewellery you want, where and for how long it will be worn, and the shape or style you have in mind. Supply the dimensions you know with their units.

For a model from MakerWorld, Printables or another designer, send the exact link. Permission must cover commercial printing and the requested modification; a free download is not automatically permission. Design steps and revision rounds are agreed in the quote.

From a sketch to an agreed 3D model

02 — Make the attachment part of the design

How large should the pendant be, and how will it hang? Enlarging it changes weight and its connection to the necklace. Supply length and width plus the cord or ring dimensions that must pass through the opening. Identify edges touching skin and the movement you want.

Agree which parts are printed and which are separate: hooks, posts, rings or a chain. The quote says whether OmniTechs supplies each component or you provide it. Include duration and type of skin contact so the design and materials can be assessed for that use.

Match the printed shape and separate attachment

03 — Discuss skin contact without assuming suitability

We do not automatically describe a material as hypoallergenic, nickel-free, skin-safe, waterproof or sweat-resistant. Suitability for a fresh piercing is not assumed. Direct or prolonged skin contact requires evidence for the specific materials and components.

Children's jewellery, piercing posts and health claims are not accepted automatically. A separately sourced component with appropriate documented specifications may be needed while the print forms the decorative element. Availability, provenance and responsibilities are confirmed per request.

Start material selection from actual use

04 — Agree finishing and the complete quote

Layer lines can remain visible or tactile. Agree whether you want the printed texture or a particular finish, and which edges or openings are critical. A digital image does not prove physical fit or comfort; a trial may be appropriate for a critical dimension.

The quote covers the agreed design, revisions, printing, finishing, additional components, quantity, checks and shipping. Printer time alone does not describe the complete job. Send your delivery postcode and country; there is no fixed price or delivery promise before assessment.

Choose the visible face and finish before printing

Questions about custom jewellery

Do I need my own 3D model?
No. Send a description, sketch or reference and known dimensions. Any necessary modelling and revisions are agreed separately.
Are hooks, chains and rings included?
Only when listed in the quote. Specify what you already have and the dimensions of the connection.
Can you print a design I downloaded?
Send the exact source and licence. Commercial reproduction and the requested changes must be permitted before acceptance.
Is the jewellery automatically suitable for prolonged skin contact?
No. Suitability depends on the actual materials, components and use. A material name or workshop photograph is not sufficient evidence.
Can I order one piece or a small set?
Both can be assessed. Provide quantities and variants; price and schedule follow the agreed scope.

What would you like to wear?

Send your idea, dimensions, preferred attachment and intended use. We assess the design before confirming a quote.