This Trollhunters Amulet of Daylightis a must have for any fan of the popular TV show. It is made from durable eco-friendly plastic (PLA) and features the iconic Troll Language SYmbols. Choose from the Amulet of Daylight (Blue) and/or the Eclipse Amulet (Red): 3d Printed hand finished to order! The original 3D printed Amulet! Thinner than our other Amulet designs due to no LED lights or circuitry. A great gift idea or collectible item for all fans out there who would like to be like Jim Lake Junior and become a Trollhunter ? Now daylight is yours to command! Measurements: Width: 95 mm Height: 105 mm If you?d like to order one of the English writing amulets or one that lights up please visit my other listings 3D printed in environmentally friendly PLA plastic. These are 3D printed and then hand finished All items are shipped tracked ***Please note each country's customs rules is up to the buyer to find out to ensure this item is allowed through your customs and will not be sent back or destroyed. If they are destroyed you will not be eligible for a refund as no claim can be made. *** Technical Info: Please note this is a Copyright protected design All of my items are 3D printed on Ultimaker Prusa printers using PLA Filaments. I mostly print items in parts and assemble for the best quality and finish each product by hand using acrylic sprays and or paints. All my items are designed by myself. Any design I do can be altered if there is something specific you would like changing, just drop me a message. All of my work is a representations of the items they portray. They are not official replicas or copies and I have no affiliation with the companies that originally designed them. My items are simply created for you to enjoy and celebrate the things you like. What is a 3d printed item?: 3D printing or additive manufacturing is a process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file. The creation of a 3D printed object is achieved using additive processes. In an additive process an object is created by laying down successive layers of material until the object is created. Each of these layers can be seen as a thinly sliced horizontal cross-section of the eventual object. Licensing Info: