Introduction: Abstract Face 3D Printed Jewelry

I saw those Picasso inspired abstract face jewelry in several art galleries and museums. Always wanted a set, but the price was too much for my student wallet. Here's how to make a knock-off with a 3D printer and a little elbow grease.

Supplies

3D printed parts
sanding paper, craft knife, plastic filler
primer
spray paint
jewelry findings

Step 1: 3D PRINTING

Here are STL files, ready to print, no need to adjust the size. Print at the highest quality to reduce the amount of sanding and filling.

Step 2: BRACELETS

Dip each bracelet's arm in hot water. Bend them either over your wrist or use a round object, like a small bottle. Wear gloves to protect from heat.

Step 3: PREP WORK

Depending on the quality of your prints, clean all parts using combination of sanding paper, plastic filler and craft knife.
Use primer to prep before painting.
Spray paint, I used gold and silver paint, but you can choose your own colors.

Step 4: FINDINGS

Use strong glue to adhere earring and brooch findings to the faces.

Step 5: FINISHED JEWELRY

Step 6: FINISHED