Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Zero's accessories.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Prints on just about any printer, but larger dangle pieces will probably want at least 150mm of space in some direction to print!

This set is a bit of a DIY party; I assume most people will want to use real chains instead of printing and preparing and gluing together a bunch of little rings, but I've included a folder called "Chain Rings" that includes fully rounded rings, flat-backed rings for easier printing, and half-rings for gluing together. With PLA prints or flexible resin prints, you may be able to snip whole rings open and bend them open just enough to link together, but this might be tough! I suggest, wherever possible, using real hardware.

There are models for the more decorative hardware pieces (including the braided rings).

The hip dangling bits are made to have screw eyes attached into the top; there's a slot for them! They also print either in parts or in two halves that glue back to back, or you can print one and have it be flat backed against your thigh. There is no wrong way to do this!

In the earring files, I've included a couple files solely for resin printers, though FDM printers may struggle to give them a shot: these are interlinked chains and an interlinked ring. Again I suggest just using real chain for the chain, but I thought maybe you'd like to experiment. The spikes can be attached with jump rings and jewelry screw eyes installed in the top. The earrings can either be attached to your ear with magnets, or can be adhered with eyelash glue, or can be installed on earring hardware if you happen to have the right piercings. They are 3/4" round so there should be plenty of space in the back.

Files include:
- Photos
- .STL files

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