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morbidfashion:

I received an email a few weeks ago from one half of the Australian duo behind the new jewelry company Museum of Small Things. The pair use 3D printing technology to create each of their jewelry designs.
The collection is comprised mostly of rings at the moment and each of them feature some sort of creature, castle or anatomical element. They currently offer their jewelry in a choice of silver or stainless steel. With the silver each piece appears glossy and super shiny, the stainless steel pieces show all of the texture from the layers of metal melted together by the 3D printer.
(via Museum of Small Things | The Morbid Fashion)

Beautiful!! I love the octopus!

I received an email a few weeks ago from one half of the Australian duo behind the new jewelry company Museum of Small Things. The pair use 3D printing technology to create each of their jewelry designs.

The collection is comprised mostly of rings at the moment and each of them feature some sort of creature, castle or anatomical element. They currently offer their jewelry in a choice of silver or stainless steel. With the silver each piece appears glossy and super shiny, the stainless steel pieces show all of the texture from the layers of metal melted together by the 3D printer.

(via Museum of Small Things | The Morbid Fashion)

Beautiful!! I love the octopus!

— 1 year ago with 107 notes

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