Two-Piece Perforated Ring Mount

A two-part ring assembly with a curious cross-stamped bracket. The image shows two circular components presented separately. The upper band carries a squared bracket fitting stamped with a recessed cross-in-square motif and a central ball pin — clearly a hinge, latch or locating feature — and its wall is pierced by a neat row of evenly spaced round holes. The lower piece is a plain matching band with the same perforated row. The two look designed to mate or rotate together as a collar or bezel. Because the original listing carried only a code name, the exact intended use is uncertain: it could be a napkin ring, a housing collar, a rotating bezel or a decorative mechanical fitting. Print notes • FDM prints each ring cleanly on its flat side; the perforations bridge well, though a few light supports keep them tidy. • If the two bands are meant to fit together, print both, check the clearance and scale them as a pair before committing to a batch. • The small cross bracket and ball pin are the delicate parts — slow the speed and drop the layer height, or run them in resin for a crisp, snug fit. • Deburr the holes and mating faces so the pieces seat smoothly.