Key Him

A tidy little pentacle you can clip to anything. This keyring charm is a simple disc: a five-pointed star enclosed in a double ring, with the star's interlaced lines left proud of the recessed background and a small loop moulded at the top edge for a split ring. The render shows it in a warm gold tone, but it prints just as happily in black, silver PLA or translucent resin. It's an easy, quick win — a stocking-filler or craft-fair staple for anyone drawn to pagan, wiccan or occult-styled accessories, and equally at home as a pendant, zip pull or bag charm. Because it's a single flat piece, it's one of the friendliest prints you can hand a beginner. Run a batch in mixed filaments and you've a whole tray of market stock in an afternoon. Print notes • Lay it flat on the bed, star-side up; no supports needed. • A 0.4mm nozzle captures the raised lines cleanly; drop to 0.12mm layers for crisp bevel edges. • Scale to taste — around 40–50mm reads well as a keyring, smaller for a necklace. • Slip the split ring through the moulded loop, or open it out slightly with a drill if your ring is chunky.