Viking Longship Charm — Earring & Pendant

A chunky little Viking longship you can wear — dragon-head prow rearing over the bow, a full row of round shields down the strake, and a curled spiral stern.

What you get

• longship_earring.stl — 32 mm long, ~3.6 g. Statement-earring size.

• longship_earring_pair.stl — both charms laid out on one plate.

• longship_pendant.stl — the same ship at 1.4x (45 mm) for a necklace.

The bail is already there. A 1.6 mm bore runs right through the neck under the mane, sized so a standard 0.8 mm wire jump ring still passes after the usual FDM hole shrink. It is placed for 0.9 mm of material all round the bore, not just where the ship looks thickest — the crest ridge is a thin fin and a bore sunk into it breaks out the top. Hung from that point the ship rides about 37° bow-up, like it is climbing a wave.

Print

• Keel down exactly as exported — the hull lands a real 79 mm² flat, not a tangent line. No raft, no brim needed.

• 0.2 mm layers, 0.4 mm nozzle, PLA or PETG. 3 walls.

• Supports: paint tree supports on two spots only — the underside of the dragon's jaw and the underside of the stern spiral. The rounded bilge looks steep but bridges fine on a charm this chunky.

• Metallics (bronze, copper, steel grey) read best; the photo is copper PLA.

Finishing — thread an 0.8 mm jump ring through the bore, then an ear wire for earrings or a chain for a pendant. Always hang from the metal ring, never the wire straight through the plastic.