I’m recreating the aqua blue spinel earrings shown in the link, but strictly as a wax-printable design for casting. I only need the essential jewellery features modelled: accurate prong work, seatings and overall geometry—no surface textures or colour information. Here is what I need from you: • A clean, watertight STL that prints reliably in jewellery wax resin. • Geometry adjusted to my stone list—each gem has a different size and I’ll supply those exact millimetre measurements once we start. • The small diamond set at the tip of the pear-shaped stone on the original piece must be removed; replace it with a two-prong support so the pear sits securely against the main setting. • Proper mirror duplication so the pair wears correctly left and right. I will review the STL in Rhino and Materialise before approving it for printing, so please make sure all edges are closed and the model meets standard jewellery tolerances (minimum 0.3 mm wall thickness, 0.2 mm clearance on moving parts if any). Once everything checks out, you can send the final STL and I’ll take it straight to the printer.