Please note that this ring will come in a solid color/material! So please choose carefully! White plastic is good for DIY painting while steel and silver ones will shine your way to stardom :)
If you cannot find your size OR you just don't wear rings - try taking a look at my pendant!http://shpws.me/3NxX
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Available in a variety of materials
The default size is ~20.32 mm in inner diameter but you can customize the size to your liking.
Click personalize to choose your US ring size.(Size support: # 8 to # 13.) Please refer to sizes at this page.
Conversion chart for ring sizes:
US Ring Size - Inside diameter
8 - 18.1mm
9 - 19.0mm
10 - 19.8mm
11 - 20.6mm
12 - 21.4mm
13 - 22.2mm
I hope you like this piece as much as I do:)
Be sure to tell a friend! Shop more at:
http://www.shapeways.com/shops/uncleQUATRO :)
I would like to introduce to you the sculpture »You & Me« from the »Scrappies« figurine family. It represents love, affection and mutual commitment - emotions that everyone values and never lose their significance.
The »Scrappies« are inspired by everything you can find in a scrapyard: old nuts and bolts, tin cans, pipes, coils, parts of ball bearings.
But they are actually manufactured in a totally different, novel »3D printing« process. Each of them is made in one piece from fine metal powders.
I had initially made the »You & Me« sculpture as a unique gift for our 30th wedding anniversary, but when Christiane placed the Scrappies on her office desk, her collegues loved them so much that we thought why not share it and make it available to others.
Therefore, and for a limited time, I am offering you my work here, outside of the traditional channels of exhibiting and selling art. Each figurine will be customized with your initials of choice. I will make and ship a unique »You & Me« sculpture for every supporter, be it one or many.
Available in US ring sizes 8-13
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_size for ring size reference.
Default Ring size is 9-3/4
Images shown after light polishing.
See also: http://www.quirxi.net/misc/lizard_tutorial/index.html.
