Ring with a gentle cloud rolling around it's perimeter.

A beautiful ring with a real feeling of movement to it.

Thickness is around 5mm.

You'll need to register to order, but shipping is free worldwide.

The Fossil Coil bracelet is slightly chunkier - less flexible, but stronger.

The pictures show it made in Alumide (aluminium powder mixed with nylon) which is super futuristic but less springy.

The other picture shows it printed in white strong flexible (pure nylon) that I then dyed bright tomato orange/red. It looks awesome in Shapeways' summer colours too.

Free express delivery worldwide!

18mm diameter spiral ring with a setting to hold a 6mm 0.5 carat round cut blue diamond. Please note you will have to source a stone for this yourself!

Crenalated ring with text (optionally) imprinted onto the faces of the fins. 5mm thick. This is a beefier version of the my Sun Sprocket Light ring.

Flower power! Cute little cupped flowers on a solid band. 17.5mm diameter ring, but can be changed on request.

This is a version of the polyoptic bangle with a handsome split to fit over larger hands. The central hole is 65mm round, but can open up to about 80mm.

Specify your size when your order - register to check out and enjoy free shipping worldwide!

65mm hole to put your hand through, very light, entirely hollow! Many eyes!

Now available in a few different flavours, including in a split cuff form: http://www.shapeways.com/model/113902/polyoptic_bracelet_split.html

An interesting and beautiful flowerbud ring with an open centre and suspended inner petals. This model is 17.5mm diameter, but may easily be made to any size.

4.2 cubic centimeters of glorious hollow stainless steel, shot through with a beautiful radiating pattern of holes (the "eyes").

Great in gold plated, but also big and funky enough to make a statement in the bright summer colours!

Simple and handsome squared ring. This model is 3.5mm wide and the inside face has rounded edges, but is mostly flat, so fits more closely to the finger.

Round banded design

 This is a pair of sprockets for making a polargraph drawing machine.  These are gears designed to drive 12mm pitch beaded cord - like from a roller blind. Have a look at www.polargraph.co.uk for more information.