More 3D-Printed Retro Jewelry

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In my previous blog post, I introduced a 3D-printed C64 computer pendant. Now it's time to continue showcasing retro-themed jewelry with new creations! These small, detailed objects are designed as either fridge magnets or earrings and represent beloved classics of technology and music.

CRT Television

The first item is an old-fashioned CRT television can  be used with a C64 computer. Behind the TV screen, there is a transparent plastic layer with a printed test pattern, making the final product look authentic.

3d printed c64 and crt television

Retro Cassette Recorder

This classic cassette recorder radio is printed as a single piece, with details painted using acrylic paints. The painting process gives it a genuine retro look and highlights its distinctive features.

3d printed amiga and casette recorder

Amiga Home Computer

This miniature model is built from two parts. The keyboard section is printed in two colors, as the original Amiga design featured a darker gray section on the keyboard compared to the rest of the case. The final result closely mimics the real Amiga computer.


LP Record

A vinyl record with a paper label glued in the center. This simple yet stylish 3D print is a great addition to the collection and works well as both jewelry and a fridge magnet.

3d printed guitar

Acoustic Guitar

A 3D-printed guitar-shaped piece that is elegant and detailed. It is perfect for music lovers and visually captures the essence of a classic acoustic guitar.

Mobira Mobile Phone

This iconic vintage mobile phone is printed in multiple parts. The keypad and screen are printed separately and glued onto the main body, creating a more authentic and detailed appearance.

3d printed mobira


Landline Telephone

A traditional landline phone reminiscent of past communication devices. This nostalgic model brings back memories of a time when calls were made using a rotary dial.

I have transformed all these models into both fridge magnets and earrings, making them versatile for different uses. The combination of 3D printing and craftsmanship makes them unique and detailed retro-style decorations. Which one is your favorite?

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