Dog Tag

A little round medallion that speaks in Middle-earth script. This pet tag is a solid circular disc with a single hanging hole punched near the top edge and the words "My dog" swept across its face in a flowing, Elvish-inspired font, the kind of tall, looping lettering you would expect etched onto a fantasy ring rather than a collar charm. Rendered here in a warm bronze-gold, a raised bevelled rim frames the recessed lettering so the name sits in shadow and stays legible. It is sized and shaped as a wearable: thread a split ring through the hole and it hangs from a dog's collar, a keyring, a zipper pull or a necklace chain. Fantasy fans, Tolkien lovers and anyone who wants a pet ID with a bit of lore will appreciate the styling. The flat back is a blank canvas, so carve a phone number or a second name into it before you print. Print notes: • Resin prints give the crispest lettering at this small scale; a 0.12mm layer height on FDM also works if you slow the outer walls. • Print flat and face-up with the hole in the build plane so it needs no supports. • Brass-fill or bronze PLA plus a light polish echoes the metallic look in the render; a dark wash sunk into the letters boosts contrast. • Widen the hanging hole slightly if you want a chunkier jump ring.