3D Shook via Hive · Hive ID KMK0U9TA75 · https://hive.cubee3d.com/design-catalog-beta/swan-jewelry-bowl

Example images of the design. You choose the colour yourself when you order; we print in the colours from our filament palette.
Swan jewellery bowl
€15.72 product price incl. VAT
For one product with the supplied parts described below.
- Order processing
- + €0.79
- Packaging
- + €11.01
- Netherlands delivery
- + €15.73
- Total for 1, incl. VAT
- €43.25
The order charges above are already included in this total and apply once per order. Other quantities, versions, materials and optional extras can change the price; you see the updated total before payment.
This selling price uses estimated production inputs.
Delivered within 30 days.
A swan-shaped PLA bowl for rings, earrings and other small jewellery.
- One printed PLA tray
- You choose the colour yourself from 15 filament colours.
- Printed after payment and delivered within 30 days.
- 14-day cooling-off period after receipt.
Order Swan jewellery bowl
Shape, details and use
Discover Swan jewellery bowl
You receive one printed bowl in your chosen colour. Jewellery and other pictured objects are not included. The product photos show designer examples; the final two images show the digital model and actual sliced toolpaths.
How ordering works
- Choose a colour and the quantity, and enter your delivery address. We check postcode and house number against the Dutch address register.
- You pay the total including VAT through Stripe. Order processing, packaging and delivery are calculated once per order and shown in the order summary before payment.
- You receive a confirmation by email. We print Swan jewellery bowl in your colour and deliver it within 30 days at the latest.
Want Swan jewellery bowl in a different size or in a larger quantity? That is custom work: request it via the form.
Organiser guide
What is included?
One printed PLA tray.
Configuration
You receive one printed tray in your chosen colour. Jewellery is not included. The first image is the designer’s example. The other images show the digital model and actual sliced toolpaths.






