PrusaGem Phone Holder

The PrusaGem isn’t just about cradling your phone; it’s a versatile companion that seamlessly transitions from tech support to snack duty. Here’s how it shines:

Phone Perch: The primary role of the PrusaGem is to elegantly display your phone. Its diamond-inspired design adds a touch of sophistication to your workspace or bedside table.

Snack Sanctuary: But wait, there’s more! The PrusaGem moonlights as a snack holder. Those midday munchies or late-night cravings? Simply place your favorite nibbles—whether it’s peanuts, M&M's, or gummy bears—within its faceted embrace. The open design ensures easy access, making it perfect for movie nights or work breaks.

Desk Organizer: Beyond phones and snacks, the PrusaGem corrals small essentials. Toss in paperclips, thumbtacks, or even a thumb drive. Keep your desk tidy and stylish.

Jewelry Keeper: Need a safe spot for your rings while you work? The PrusaGem doubles as a mini jewelry dish. Slip your ring onto its edges, and they’ll sparkle against the geometric backdrop.

In summary, the PrusaGem transcends mere phone-holding—it’s a multitasking gem that elevates both function and aesthetics. Whether you’re answering calls, snacking, or organizing trinkets, let this 3D-printed wonder be your stylish sidekick! 💎📱🌟

EDIT: I add V2 of the models with a center top layer more high (i notice V1 only have 2 layers, V2 have 4 layers on the center), its a esthetic revision! I add V1 on zip files only if you like to print a tiny center layer…

PD, I designed this gem on Fusion360 for the base geometry and Blender for the cut and bezels, why? because im super noob on Fusion360 (im on my second lesson… in the future i hope i can make amazing things on this software). I love origami and was my principal inspiration for this model, if you can make it on paper why not on filament!