Outsourced Wearable Object

These are the 6 concepts that I came up with

Then I choose these three.
For this one, my group told me that this texture will make the fingers feel uncomfortable because of the pointed texture, it may rub the skin.
For this one, my group said that it looks done, but it may be weak for printing out because of the connection at the back.
For this one, they like it the most because it looks done and the structure is nice with the curve. They say I can play more with it. So I make it become a double fingers ring, so I can wear it on two finger and add some stone along the middle line.






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