Wavy Edge Dragonfly Pendant CAD Model | 3DM, STL File

Description

This wavy edge dragonfly pendant sits inside a round scalloped medallion frame. Four marquise-shaped wings and a long curved ribbon body form the asymmetric center, surrounded by radial fern-branch openwork. The open gallery reduces metal density, which supports lightweight construction.

The model suits Two Tone Dragonfly Diamond Pendant collections in white gold with rose gold branches or yellow gold with rose gold branches. A single-piece structure with no moving parts and a lower stone count make it practical for scalable production and retail SKU expansion.

Wavy Edge Dragonfly Pendant Production Analysis

• Casting Readiness: Suitable for lost-wax casting. Check fill on the thin fern branch tips and the ribbon body crossover.
• Stone Setting Difficulty: Medium. 54 round stones in six size groups, flush-set; larger wing stones are easier to access.
• Polishing Accessibility: Medium. Branch openwork limits tool access in the center.
• Mass Production Suitability: Good. Single-piece medallion with no assembly or movable parts.
• Recommended Metals: 10K Gold (YG/WG/RG), 14K Gold (YG/WG/RG), 18K Gold (YG/WG/RG), Platinum (PLAT/PLAT RU), 925 Silver.

Market Fit Analysis

• US Market Fit: Strong. Dragonfly and nature-inspired pendants are established fashion categories.
• Etsy Compatibility: Strong for white/rose gold and yellow/rose gold two-tone variants.
• TikTok Jewelry Potential: Moderate. Openwork detail reads well in close-up video.
• Pinterest Visual Appeal: Strong. The wavy round silhouette and contrasting fern branches are easy to recognize at thumbnail size.
• Commercial Flexibility: One model supports two-tone gold, silver, and platinum lines, and can be paired with a chain for necklace listings.

Wavy Edge Dragonfly Pendant CAD File Specifications

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FAQ

Q: Can this model be sold as a Rose Gold Fern Dragonfly Necklace without redesign?
A: Yes. The pendant has integrated chain bails on the frame, so a chain can be added directly. The frame, wings, and fern branches are separate visual zones, so rose gold branches with a white or yellow gold frame need no geometry changes.

Q: Is the thin fern openwork stable enough for casting in production runs?
A: The branches connect to the scalloped frame and the central ribbon body, which gives the openwork support points. Review fill on the finest tips during wax and casting tests.

Q: Does the lower stone count reduce setting time compared with fully dense-set dragonfly pendants?
A: Yes. The outer frame uses mostly 1.1 mm stones in a regular line, and only a small group of 1.5 mm stones sits on the wings, which keeps stone sorting and setting manageable.