February Baby Gemstone Dragon and Egg - Amethyst
February's birthstone is amethyst, which can be found all over the world and is usually seen in jewelry or geodes. Now, we're not saying that every geode could contain a dragon egg, but we CAN tell you that our Baby Gemstone Dragons and Eggs are ethically sourced and lovingly cared for while they wait for the right home. As their name suggests, our baby dragons with their eggs are a beautiful cool purple that gleam under any light. Each Baby Gemstone Dragon is just over 7 inches long, and each Egg is 5.75 inches tall and 4 inches wide. The Egg inner diameter is about 3.2 inches wide.
We get it. You like plants.
So do we! Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to straightforward solutions for your houseplant obsession. Here at Planterful Pieces we offer products that cater to the planty people of the world. Merging 3D print technology with a love for nature, our products are cute, durable, and functional without being boring.
Why 3D Print?
Frequently Asked Questions
What do you 3D print with?
We print using PLA, or polylactic acid. PLA is made from renewable resources like corn starch and sugar cane, among other plants! This makes it more environmentally friendly than other materials out there.
Is it safe to use these planters outside?
We're gonna be candid and say it varies on your climate. Anywhere indoors or on a windowsill is fine, but outside in extreme weather conditions, like direct sunlight, 100+ degree heat, or snow? That could make them go brittle and start breaking down more quickly than you (or we!) want.
Are you going to design anything else besides planters?
Short answer: Yes!
Long answer: We know there's a lot of houseplant enthusiasts besides us out there. Trust us, we have a ton of ideas for collections, from jewelry to art pieces to apparel to more planters and pots! Keep an eye out in our Instagram (@planterfulpieces) for sneak peeks, collection releases, and just fun content all around. We aim to include 3D print designs from other artists as well -- some may be permanent and others just 'visiting'. Be sure to check back frequently!