For any ladies who become bored easily with accessories and wish they could add a little life into them, these 3D-printed earrings titled Breezea by Monocircus spin in the wind.
The design is shaped like a flower petal, which helps to propel them when gusts come by. As long as you're not someone who is distracted by items moving swiftly by the ears, this jewelry will help spice up an otherwise bland outfit. The coloring is very simple, coming in a plain white hue that goes with pretty much everything. Due to the stem part of the earring, the spinning part is extended just out from the ear so that one isn't constantly hit by the earring once it boosts into motion. Photo Credits: designboom, monocircus
Spinning 3D-Printed Earrings
Breezea by Monocircus Spin in the Wind
Trend Themes
1. 3d-printed Jewelry - 3D printing technology could disrupt the traditional jewelry-making process through the creation of unique and customizable pieces.
2. Kinetic Fashion Accessories - The emergence of spinning earrings and other kinetic jewelry represents a trend towards more interactive and dynamic wearable technology.
3. Sustainable Accessories - The use of 3D-printed materials for jewelry production can create more eco-friendly and sustainable accessory options.
Industry Implications
1. Jewelry Manufacturing - Jewelry manufacturers could leverage 3D printing technology to create customizable and unique jewelry pieces that cater to individual customer preferences.
2. Fashion Design - Innovation in the fashion industry could lead to development and growth in the kinetic jewelry and accessory market.
3. Sustainability Design - Sustainability designers could explore the potential of 3D-printing to develop eco-friendly accessories that mitigate the negative consequences of conventional manufacturing processes.