This is my "Illuminati" Pendant. I've convert the ancient symbol into a physical pendant, suitable for hanging. In the photos you see a "White Strong & Flexible" version next to a Stainless Steel version. The plastic version is reasonably tough, but if you plan on using this for jewelry, or as a pull tab for a jacket or backpack, I would suggest getting the very strong Stainless Steel version. It should last you years of wear and tear. To attach to a Necklace or Pull Tab, use a Split Ring, like those used to attach keys together.

The Solaro calendar is a nice looking and unique way to make a calendar based on the position on the Planets in our Solar System. The starting date is represented by the spheres and the ending date by the rings on the orbits. The configuration is absolutely unique and only repeats every 10 billion years. The look will change for everybody's date. Just tell me what 2 dates you want and I will generate the 3D for you to order. you can use it as earrings or necklace pendant or pin. ( tell me how you want to hook it up) .size is around 5-6cm diameter.

I like the fact that in millions of years someone could find out exactly what date this was whitout any calendar system or time units.

An original designed pendent. It stands for inner balance and positivity. There is an opening at the top through which you can attach it to an existing necklace or piece of rope. *the example uses the antique Bronze matte material

For use as a bracelet, in complement to the pendant, to grow into a geometry genius. Inner diameter : 56 mm Check out my shop for more

"Loaded" with a free bouncing ball inside :)
Could be worn as a pendant (lanyard not included).

See my New Spring Loaded Dice:
Spring-loaded 30-sided die.
Spring-loaded Icodie.
Spring-loaded die.

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The iconic glyph used to represent the "Vault" in the popular multi-platform video game "Borderlands". Wear it as a pendant or use it as a keychain.

Inspired by Maori and Pacific Island bone carvings this is the third in a series of Torus based necklaces that feature a tesselating pattern that wraps the geometric form in three dimensions. At first glance the shapes may appear to be simply cut into the skin of the object but when held in your hand and rotated the repeating pattern begins to reveal itself. 

The image shows the pendant printed in Stainless Steel but it is available in a variety of material choices including plastic, sterling silver and gold.
The pendant does not ship with a necklace but when combined with a simple leather cord as shown in the images it makes a very unique conversation starting peice of jewelry.

• Decorative object; not Intended for actual play.

lattice of an oriented nonsingular soap film surface on wire knot. modeled in Surface Evolver and Rhino.