Mandala filigree-design jewelry box

*please be kind! I am relatively new to 3D printing and this is one of my first from-scratch design attempts. It is intentionally simple, aimed at other novices like me. Advice/CONSTRUCTIVE criticism welcome. 

This small box was created from an SVG clipart file of a mandala design that was imported into Tinkercad and extruded. The final design cleanup/export was done in Prusa Slicer. 

• This features a two-part lid design where the ring snaps into a groove on the underside of the plate. This is so that the lid plate can be printed support-free and retain better details in the filigree pattern.

• The knob for the lid has two different shape options and should also snap into place, but may need the tiniest spot of glue to reinforce it.

• it is HIGHLY recommended that the filigree lid piece be printed with an outer brim setting- otherwise due to the lacy edges in the design it has a tendency to peel up from the print bed during the initial layers. 

The example was printed on an Ankermake M5 with a 0.4 nozzle and took about 8 hours total on precision setting. I used Flashforge 'Burnt Titanium' PLA for the lid and a generic Basic Black PLA filament for the base. The knob in the lid was made with a generic PETG filament in Transparent Gray. 

If you use this box or any parts of it in your own design or remix, a link/credit would be greatly appreciated.

My current printer is very small and basic but if I get enough likes and comments it would only encourage me to invest in a higher-end machine. Then just imagine what kind of designs I can post here for you! C'mon, it's a win/win. :)