A white sculptural Morcano ring worn on a hand, lit against a near-black background.

Your printer. Your jewelry factory.

Set the shape and the size. Get a file that's checked before it downloads. Print it yourself.

How it works

From your screen to your printer.

  1. Choose a shape
  2. Adjust it
  3. Print it

The editor

Three decisions. One ring nobody else has.

  1. 01

    Shape

    Pick a base and make it yours. Outline, width, proportions — every change rebuilds the geometry from scratch instead of stretching a finished model.

  2. 02

    Size

    The exact inner diameter for your finger. Not scaling the whole model — only the fit. The shape stays the way you designed it.

  3. 03

    Top piece

    A catalogue of forms from our designers, added to regularly. Your own forms — in development.

Every export is checked before it downloads: closed geometry, sufficient wall thickness, a single shell, real millimetres. If the parameters don't pass, the editor tells you which one to reduce instead of handing you a broken file.

Open the editor

Models

Printed, not rendered.

Real pieces, printed from the editor and photographed as they came off the plate.

What's included

Everything you need to print, nothing you don't.

The file
A print-ready export, checked for closed geometry, wall thickness and a single shell before it reaches you.
Format
STL by default. OBJ is available on request.
Print settings
A short guide covering wall count, infill and material notes appropriate to the piece.
Sizing reference
How the inner diameter you set maps to standard ring sizes, so you can check it before you print.

Licences

Three levels of access.

Each one describes what you may do with the files — not what they cost.

  • Personal

    Ready-to-print files, for personal use.

    • Download the finished model library
    • Print for yourself and as gifts
    • Selling physical prints is not included
  • Commercial

    The same files, with the right to sell what you print.

    • Everything in Personal
    • Right to sell physical prints of the models
    • Redistributing the files themselves is not included
  • Studio

    Editor access, plus commercial rights on everything you create in it.

    • Everything in Commercial
    • Access to the parametric editor
    • Right to sell physical prints of your own designs

Availability and terms confirmed at launch.

Who's behind this

One person, one workshop.

Morcano is built by [NAME], working in 3D for over a decade — Blender, animation, product design.

The move from animation to jewelry was a change in what "finished" means. A form only has to look right on a screen; a ring either fits a hand or it doesn't, and a printer settles the question within a few hours.

Every piece in the library is designed, printed and test-fitted in-house before it's added. The editor is the same tool used to build that library.

[NAME], founder

Roadmap

Where things stand.

Done

  • Ring editor — shape, size and top piece
  • Printability checks on every export
  • First catalogue of top-piece designs

In progress

  • Additional top-piece designs, added regularly
  • Expanded size range
  • Editor interface refinements

After the campaign

  • Upload and use your own top-piece designs
  • Additional jewelry types beyond rings
  • Expanded export formats

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

What do I need to print a Morcano ring?

An FDM or resin 3D printer capable of standard PLA or resin prints, and the file exported from the editor. No hardware beyond what most home printers already have.

Do I need 3D design experience?

No. The editor works entirely through the three decisions — shape, size and top piece. You never touch raw geometry.

What file format do I get?

STL by default. OBJ is available on request.

How do I know the file will actually print?

Every export is checked before it downloads — closed geometry, sufficient wall thickness, a single shell. If a setting won't hold up, the editor tells you which one to change.

Can I sell what I print?

Depends on your licence. Personal is for your own use; Commercial and Studio include the right to sell physical prints — see Licences above.

Which ring sizes are supported?

Whatever inner diameter you set — not a fixed size chart. Enter your measurement and the editor builds to it.

Start here

Open the editor. Print it yourself.

Three decisions, one checked file, one printer you already own.