PS:
① Commercial use is prohibited; if you distribute this design externally, please credit the source. Please respect original designs—thank you!
② You can customize the interior with gemstones according to your preference; just be sure to purchase an additional earring back separately.
③ I printed this model at a layer height of 0.08 mm using PETG filament in a color of your choice. The dimensions are fully adjustable—simply scale the model to suit your needs. The default size reflects my personal preference; if you’d like to print smaller earrings, we recommend switching to a 0.02-mm nozzle and setting the layer height to the minimum for exceptionally fine detail. Alternatively, scaling up the model allows you to create pendants, luggage tags, and other versatile accessories.
④ The model includes designated areas for adhesive curing; apply UV glue mixed with gold powder and then cure it to embed custom gemstones, creating a one-of-a-kind piece uniquely yours.

This pair of earrings draws inspiration from the “Xu Dog” zodiac sign, blending contemporary Chinese dark aesthetics with bronze-pattern motifs to craft a distinctive, cool national-style design. The main body features a matte gunmetal finish, with a shield-shaped silhouette that echoes the spiral patterns of ancient tripods. Inside the frame, a sharply defined dog-head relief is rendered, its details reimagined as geometric animal motifs that pay homage to the traditional image of the auspicious dog guarding its master. At the top, a square hanging clasp is engraved with a simplified taotie pattern, giving the overall structure both the graceful drape of a pendant and the commanding presence of a badge.

The openwork design of the earrings casts delicate shadows in the light, complemented by a cool, aged metal texture. This not only preserves the profound cultural heritage of the zodiac but also pairs seamlessly with modern fashion, making it ideal for creating looks that combine individuality with a distinct national flair.