Concentric Ring Disc Pendant

A hypnotic set of nested rings that pulls the eye straight to its centre. This pendant is built from concentric circles stacked in shallow relief: a smooth outer band, then a recessed channel, then an inner ring densely packed with tiny raised beads like a row of granulation, and finally a raised central disc pierced by a small domed eyelet. A slim arc of raised lettering curves across the upper edge, and a neat round bail sits at the very top for a chain or cord. The whole thing has a clean, architectural, almost target-like symmetry. It suits anyone after a modern, unisex statement piece — worn long on a leather cord or short on a fine chain — and the beaded ring gives it just enough texture to catch the light without feeling fussy. Print / casting notes • Print in SLA resin for the crispest beadwork; a 25–50 micron layer height keeps each bead distinct. • Orient the disc at a slight angle, face away from the plate, and support the bail and outer rim so the front stays flawless. • It is sized and shaped for lost-wax casting — burn out a castable resin print to reproduce it in silver, bronze or gold. • Prefer plastic? PLA or tough resin prints straight to a wearable charm; give the bead field a coat of primer and a dark wash to make the detail pop.