Winged Sandal Earrings — Hermes' talaria, flat two-colour pair
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The winged sandal of Hermes (talaria, the 'Mercury foot') as a flat two-colour dangle earring — sole, up-curled toe and
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The winged sandal of Hermes — talaria, the "Mercury foot" — as a flat two-colour dangle earring. Side profile: sole, up-curled toe, low upper, and an ankle strap that arcs up over the heel and closes into the bail. A feathered wing sweeps back off the heel in the second colour.
Printed and worn — the photos are the actual print in terracotta and white PLA.
What makes it work: the two colours are CO-PLANAR. Most two-colour flat charms stack colour B on top of colour A, which leaves a visible step and a seam that catches. Here the sandal and the wing tile the same outline at the same Z — the wing is clipped to the heel side of the strap line and then differenced by the sandal, so the two solids meet edge-to-edge with zero overlap. The AMS lays both down in the same layers, and the finished piece is flush on both faces: it reads as one solid 2.2 mm plate that happens to be two colours. No slivers, no floating fragments, nothing to delaminate.
Files
File | What it is |
| The mirrored L+R pair — one plate, both earrings, two named solids |
| A single earring, two named solids |
| The full parametric source |
Both STLs carry two named solids, sandal and wings. In Bambu Studio: Import → right-click the object → "Split to Parts", then assign a filament to each part. The coordinates are locked together, so never use "Add Part" — that re-arranges them.
Printing it in a single colour is also fine: import and print as-is. Because the colours are co-planar and flush, the one-colour version is exactly the same shape.
Print settings
PLA or PETG, 0.2 mm layers, 4 walls, 15 % infill (it is 2.2 mm thick — that is mostly perimeters anyway).
Flat on the bed, no supports, no brim needed. The whole model is one flat plate; the wing feathers and the bail loop are all in-plane.
The pair plate is ~85 × 20 mm; a single earring ~35 × 16 mm.
Score lines on the sole and the wing feathers are 0.5 mm deep on the top face only — they show up best with a 0.4 mm nozzle.
Finishing
The bail is a Ø2.6 mm hole in the ankle strap, sized for a standard jump ring. Open a jump ring sideways (never pull it apart), hook it through the bail and your ear wire, close it. That is the whole assembly — no glue.
Source
Designed from scratch in parametric OpenSCAD. No AI-generated geometry, no third-party libraries — the attached .scad is self-contained and is the exact file these STLs were exported from. emblem_scale resizes the whole charm (0.82 → ~35 mm), th is the plate thickness, bail_id the jump-ring hole and pair_dx the spacing of the two earrings on the plate. Setting -D 'part="sandal"' or part="wings" exports the colours as separate files if your slicer cannot split named solids; part="pair_sandal" / part="pair_wings" do the same for the pair.
Public-domain Greek-myth motif.