Design example · you receive the colours of the version shown.
Gem-shaped bag charm and keychain
€19 incl. VAT
€15.70 excl. VAT · key ring included · free shipping in the Netherlands · delivered within 30 days
An octagonal frame with a cut red stone inside: a bag charm or keychain that looks like a jewel from a game. Not a real gem, but a 3D print. For your bag, backpack or keys.
- 3D-printed for you and carefully packed.
- Printed in the colours shown. No colour choice.
- Key ring included.
- Small parts: not a toy. Not suitable for children under 3.
- Printed after payment and delivered within 30 days. Put a deadline in the comments field; we confirm by email.
- 14-day cooling-off period after receipt.
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Shape and use
About Gem-shaped charm
This charm has an octagonal frame with a cut, faceted stone in the middle. It looks like a gem, but it is a 3D print in plastic: not a real gem, and it does not sparkle like glass either. At the top there is a loop to hang it from. Designed by Deadmoon Designs.
We print it in the colours you see in the photos: a black frame with a red stone. Hang it on your keys, your bag or the zip of your backpack. Key ring included. This is decoration, not a toy; not suitable for children under 3 (small parts).
What you get
- Octagonal frame with a cut, faceted stone
- 3D-printed in plastic: not a real gem
- Loop at the top to hang it from
- For your keys, bag or backpack
- Printed in the colours of the photo: black frame, red stone
- Key ring included
How ordering works
- Choose the quantity and enter your delivery address. We check postcode and house number against the Dutch address register.
- You pay the total incl. VAT via Stripe. Shipping within the Netherlands is included.
- You receive a confirmation by email. We print Gem-shaped charm in the colours shown and ship the keychain within 30 days.
Want a keychain with a name, text or logo? That is custom work: custom keychains.
Designer and image source
Licensed image by Deadmoon Designs. Design by Deadmoon Designs, via Hive. OmniTechs is an authorised seller, Hive ID KMK0U9TA75. You receive the physical product; digital files are not supplied.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a cut gem have facets?
Facets refract and reflect light, and that is what makes a cut stone sparkle. This charm is printed and has the facets as a shape. More about this in the guide on this page.
What do you hang it on?
On your keys, your bag or the zip of your backpack. At the top there is a loop for the key ring to go through, and the key ring is included.
What does it cost (€19 incl. VAT), what colour is it printed in, is a key ring included and when is it delivered?
It costs €19 incl. VAT. We print it in the colours you see in the photos: a black frame with a red stone. Key ring included. We print after you pay and deliver within 30 days; shipping within the Netherlands is included. If you have a deadline, put it in the remarks field; we confirm by email.
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Why does a cut gem have facets?
Facets make a gem sparkle. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, a cut stone gets its brilliance because light is refracted and reflected by the facets. A cutter sacrifices a lot of rough material for this, often half of the stone or more, but the value of the gem rises considerably as a result.
What the light does
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) describes three effects you see in a cut diamond, viewed from above:
- Brightness: reflections of white light, inside the stone and on the outside.
- Fire: light that splits into rainbow colours.
- Scintillation: points of light that flash when the stone, you or the light source moves, and the pattern of light and dark areas.
Different cuts
- Brilliant: now the favourite for diamonds; according to Britannica first used around 1700.
- Rose cut: developed in the seventeenth century.
- Step cut and pear cut: together with the brilliant and the rose, the four most widely used faceted shapes.
- Cabochon: without facets, with a domed top and a flat underside.
Which shape is most beautiful depends on the stone and on what you want to show: colour, brilliance or a calm, smooth shape.
Synthetic gems
Synthetic gems are made too, such as rubies, sapphires and emeralds. According to Britannica this is done in two ways: by growing crystals from a solution or from a melt.
A printed stone
The charm by Deadmoon Designs uses the shape of a cut stone, with facets in an octagonal frame. Because it is made of opaque plastic, you see the facets mainly as a shape and not as sparkle. How nice such small faces turn out also depends on the finishing after printing; you can read more about that in the knowledge-base article on finishing 3D prints.
On your bag or the zip of your backpack, the red stone catches the eye straight away. To keep it looking good, wipe it with a soft, dry cloth and do not leave it in full sun behind glass.
More background: Choose the finish before producing a 3D print.
Design by Deadmoon Designs, via Hive. You buy the print, not the file.
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