The two pieces can be assembled so they merge together into a slender, twirly shape like this. It looks simple enough, but there's only one way to put it together so it's a bit trickier than it looks!
Here's the finished Twirlicue pendant compared with the first prototype I'd built on the SD300. I enlarged the silver model over the original design because it was hard to hold onto.
The assembled pendant can be hung from a chain or cord and worn as a necklace.
Shapeways sells each piece for $44 USD (plus $10 for an optional polished finish) and it takes two piece to form a complete Twirlicue Pendant so it's not a dirt-cheap puzzle. But it's pretty!
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