A charcoal printed jewelry organizer with three ring cones at the back, a shallow front tray holding jewelry, and KYLA recessed into the front face.
My December 2020 physical print in use, with KYLA lettering as a historical customization sample.

Overview Link to section: Overview

I designed this ring and jewelry organizer in CAD (computer-aided design) and made a physical print. Three conical holders sit in a row at the back, with a shallow tray at the front for loose jewelry.

The cones act as mandrels, or tapered spires that rings slip over. The tray gives other small jewelry a place to rest alongside the rings.

Printed sample and personalization Link to section: Printed sample and personalization

My December 2020 phone photos show the organizer in use with rings and jewelry. The sample is dark gray or charcoal, with visible layer lines from FDM (fused deposition modeling), a printing process that builds an object in layers of melted filament.

The front face has debossed lettering, meaning letters recessed into the surface, spelling KYLA. I show this as a historical customization sample; the photos document that personalized print rather than establish which versions are available.

Size and print options Link to section: Size and print options

My STL print file has an overall envelope of approximately 140 × 80 × 84 mm. It fits within a 256 mm cube print volume, such as the Bambu Lab A1’s, and can be printed in PLA or PETG.

This is another of my printed product designs built around the objects it holds, alongside my Catan organizers, dice boxes and counters, and rigid heddle loom accessories.