Faceted Ring And Charm Fob

A faceted ring with a charm along for the ride. This model pairs a chunky, low-poly ring, its band cut into a dozen flat facets so it reads almost like a rough-hewn dodecagon, with a small pendant fob suspended just below it. The fob is a neat little block: a squared top bar, a rectangular window punched through the middle, and a pointed shield-like tip at the bottom. A tiny linking stud bridges the two, so the whole thing hangs as a ring-and-charm set rather than a single solid piece. The geometry suits a keyring, a zip pull or a bag charm, the big faceted loop is easy to thread onto keys or clip to a strap, while the windowed fob gives it a decorative, almost keyhole-like character. The angular low-poly styling means it looks deliberate and graphic, and it holds up well printed small. Print notes • Print the ring flat so the facets stay even; the fob prints upright with light support under the window's top edge. • The rectangular cut-out bridges fine over a short span, but slow the first bridging layer for a clean underside. • Bump perimeters up on the ring, it takes the load if it's carrying keys. • Snap or glue the fob to the ring if they print as separate parts; a dab of superglue on the linking stud holds firm.