It started as a handwriting/revivalist project - taking the handwriting of historical icons and converting it into wearable fashion. I realized that most of the people interested were actually looking for a way to show off their conlangs.

You can see what they look like here:
http://store.snakeandfawn.com

What do you guys think? Would you ever wear your favorite (original) word? I'd love to hear your honest feedback. Thanks so much!

What's your production process?  You mention 3D printing in passing, but it's not clear.

Yes. Curious how well it handle non-standard scripts.

I take the handwriting, make a 3d model out of it on my comp, and print it (the pendant part). Then I make a necklace out of it with a silver, gold, or metal chain and matching clasps.

Nessari - I've only had one instance where the word was impossible to turn into a necklace (everything has to be connected on the pendant). Other than that, haven't had any trouble.

Ahh. I was thinking con-alphabets could potentially cause complications.

A painful but inevitable limitation—have you considered offering backings? I.e. a medallion with the letters raised.

Rhetorica - yes, I have! As well as the inverse, engravings. Do you think those are more in-style?

Hmm... Well, I wouldn't think they'd be, but it really only takes me one trip to the mall or peek at Vogue to make me realize I should not be speaking from authority about the fashion industry's whims.

I can say, however, that conlangers are a peculiar bunch and probably likely to welcome the option of a backing or engraving for the classic symmetry it would provide, not being all that fashion-conscious on average anyway.

And the fashions we are conscious of tend to not be those which pop culture  is smiling on for the next 15 or so minutes.