Polished Bronzed-Silver Steel
Jason Ring
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Product Description
A unique ring inspired by Jason's mask from the movie Friday The 13th. Perfect for die-hard horror fans.
You can tell from the pictures how it was built layer by layer, so it has a very rough look to it, in this case, I printed it using Polished Bronzed-Silver Steel.
You can choose among different available stainless steel finishes. The size of the ring fits from 9 to 11.5 (US), choose the 9.5 size available if your ring size is between 9 to 10, or choose 10.5 if your ring size is between 10.5 to 11.5. If you need a different size please let me know so that I can scale it for you.
This ring has a snug fit and feels comfortable. It's also easy to take off, as the hollow shape allows you to twist the ring off your finger for easier removal. I wear it on both my index and middle fingers and it fits nice. It feels very light as well.
You can tell from the pictures how it was built layer by layer, so it has a very rough look to it, in this case, I printed it using Polished Bronzed-Silver Steel.
You can choose among different available stainless steel finishes. The size of the ring fits from 9 to 11.5 (US), choose the 9.5 size available if your ring size is between 9 to 10, or choose 10.5 if your ring size is between 10.5 to 11.5. If you need a different size please let me know so that I can scale it for you.
This ring has a snug fit and feels comfortable. It's also easy to take off, as the hollow shape allows you to twist the ring off your finger for easier removal. I wear it on both my index and middle fingers and it fits nice. It feels very light as well.
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