Miraculous Ladybug: the Miracle Box & Nineteen Wearable Miraculouses

Miraculous Ladybug: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir is a show that has brought together millions of fans. Although intended for a much younger audience, this show has united both the younger and older generations in a six-season love-hate relationship. A central feature of the show is the Miraculouses, which allows the wielder mystical powers. In the show, the guardian of these miraculous keeps them in a special box called the Miracle box. By the end of this project, both the miracle box and all nineteen miraculous will have hopefully, with a bit of ladybug luck, been brought to life.

This project is also a submission into the 2026 Rainbow competition. When I heard rainbow, one of the first things I thought of was Miraculous Ladybug. With its nineteen diverse Miraculous and equally colorful Miracle box, this project displays all of the main colors of the rainbow as well as the ones in between. I designed essentially everything in this project using Autodesk Fusion.

I hope that you enjoy this project as much as I did. Good luck future Guardian!

ps: You should totally watch the show as you make this. Trust me, it makes it 100% better.

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. PLA Filament
3. Sandpaper
4. UV Resin & lamp
5. Mica Powder
6. Paint
7. Hot glue
8. Superglue
9. Earring posts
10. Nylon necklace cording & clasps
11. Gold chain, clasps & jump rings
12. Jewelry making pliers
13. Small various colored felt
14. Large sheet of red felt
15. Safety pins
16. Gold paint
17. Circular magnets
18. Mini silver clock insert
19. A toothpick
20. Bobby pins
21. Black marker
22. Mod podge spray sealant

**The specific supplies for each step will be listed in the step.

First up is the Ladybug Miraculous - a pair of ladybug themed earrings. In order to make this miraculous you will need the following supplies:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Either red filament or any color filament and red paint
3. Sandpaper (optional)
4. Black paint
5. UV Resin and UV lamp
6. Black mica powder
7. Earring backs

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in red filament; however, you can use any color filament and use red paint to paint it red. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, I painted the indentations on each of the earrings black.

Third, using the plastic mixing tools that came with my UV resin kit, I mixed black mica powder with UV resin. With the end of a toothpick, I spread the black resin into the indentations. Place the earring under the UV lamp until the resin is cured.

Forth, coat the top of the earrings with clear resin and place it under the lamp until cured.

Finally, I used superglue to glue the earrings to the post. I used the post from broken earrings that I already had, however, any earring post on Amazon should work.

When wearing this, may luck follow wherever you go!

Next is the Miraculous of Destruction, the Cat Miraculous. This is a black ring with a cat claw icon on the face. You will need the following supplies:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Black filament
3. Green Paint
4. Resin
5. Green mica powder

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. Below, I provided the files for rings for various finger diameters- pick whichever suits you. I printed it in black filament; however, you can use any color filament and use black paint to paint it black. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, paint the inside of the claw indentations on the face of the ring green.

Finally, mix resin with green mica powder (I used green glow in the dark powder) and use a toothpick or mini spatula to scoop the resin into the indentations. Let the resin cure.

With this great power comes a great responsibility. Be careful or the results may be cataclysmic!!!

Next is the Turtle Miraculous - a turtle themed bracelet. In order to make this, you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Green filament
3. Black Nylon cording
4. A lighter(optional)

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in green filament; however, you can use any color filament and use green paint to paint it green. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, attach the black nylon cording to the turtle as shown above.

Finally, tie the end of the string into a sliding bracelet knot. If you are not sure how, I linked a video above. This is not my video; all credit goes to Knot Queen for her clear and easy to follow instructions.

When wielding this, it is upon you to protect those who cannot protect themselves. Become a shell protecting the world!!!

Would you help an old man who fell down in the street? If not, keep moving, this miraculous is definitely of no interest to you. Whew!! Now that we've got all potential Hawk moths outta here, it's time for the menacing Butterfly miraculous - a butterfly themed brooch. For this, you will need:

1. White Felt
2. UV Resin & Lamp
3. Purple Mica powder
4. Light purple marker, highlighter or colored pencil
5. Safety pin

First, in order to make the purple bead in the center of the broach, mix the UV resin with purple mica powder and form a circular pool of resin on a silicon pad approximately 8mm wide. Allow the resin to dry under the UV lamp. Spread another layer on top of the previous layer and allow this layer to dry. Repeat until your bead in the desired height - about 3 mm tall.

Next, as shown in the picture above, cut out four petal like shapes about 3.5 cm long and 1 cm wide from white felt.

Arrange the felt shapes like the wings of a butterfly with the bead at the center. Glue everything together. I used hot glue, but any glue should work.

Lightly brush a purple marker at the base of each wing.

Flip the brooch over. I cut out a small circle of felt, about the size of the resin bead. Rest the safety pin on the back of the brooch. I placed it diagonally so that it would be hidden by the butterfly wings. Spread glue onto the back of the felt circle and glue the stationary side of the safety pin down.

Now that you have this Miraculous you must be extremely careful or else in granting powers to others, you may find yourself evilized.

Next up is the Fox Miraculous - A fox themed necklace. For this, you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Either Gold filament or gold paint
3. Paint orange and white paint
4. UV resin and lamp
5. Orange and White mica powder
6. Gold chain and clasp
7. Jewelry making pliers

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in white filament and painted it gold; however, you can just print directly with gold filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

As shown above, paint the topmost section (closest to the clasp) of the fox tail orange. Then paint each section a lighter orange until the final section is white.

Fill the sections with orange resin, adding more and more white mica powder to mirror the base color of each section. When the first resin layer is dry, build up more layers of clear resin on top so that each section extrudes - giving the necklace depth.

Finally, using pliers, cut the desired length of chain for your necklace and slide the fox charm onto it. Attach the clasp and voila, you're finished.

This Miraculous will always keep you on your feet. Who knows? At any possible moment everything around you could be a mirage.

Next is the Bee Miraculous - a bee themed hair comb. For this, you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Either Gold filament or gold paint
3. Paint: black, yellow and white
4. UV resin and lamp
5. White mica iridescent powder
6. Superglue

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer - the bee and the comb. I printed it in white filament and painted it gold; however, you can just print directly with gold filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

As shown above, paint the circles representing the bee's head black and alternate between black and yellow for the bee's abdomen. Paint each section of the bees wings white (Since I printed the bee in white, I was able to skip this step).

Next, fill the head and the abdomen of the bee with clear resin. Mix resin with white mica powder and with a toothpick, spread it into each section of the bee's wings.

Finally, glue the bee to the comb as demonstrated above. I used superglue but most types of glue should work.

Even though you have venom as a power there is no reason to have a venomous personality.

Cough cough ... Chloe

As graceful as it's real-life counterpart - Here is the Peacock Miraculous, a peacock themed brooch. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. White filament
3. Paint: light purple, dark purple, pink and black
4. UV resin and lamp
5. Mica powder: pink and black
6. Purple felt
7. Safety pin

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in white filament and painted it light purple; however, you can directly use light purple filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Using the reference photo above, paint the teardrop shape on each feather dark purple. Seal the paint with a spray on sealant such as mod-podge.

Mix pink and black UV resin. Using a detailing tool or toothpick, drop the pink resin into the circular indentations on the peacock feathers and black resin into the peacock body. Coat the entire peacock with clear resin.

Just as with the Butterfly Miraculous, flip the peacock over and rest the safety pin in the middle. Cut a rectangle out of purple felt about half the length of the safety pin and glue it over the stationary edge of the safety pin. I used superglue however any glue works.

Although this Miraculous is small, don't let it fool you. This small brooch packs a big punch, allowing you to bring your imagination to life.

Next is the Snake Miraculous - a snaked themed ouroboros bracelet. For this you will need:

*Weird warping sounds. Wow that was strange!!! It was almost as if time had been ... reversed. Next is the Snake Miraculous - a snaked themed ouroboros bracelet. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Turquoise, and yellow paint
3. UV Resin
4. Turquoise Felt

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I provided multiple sizes of the bracelet, print the one that is your size. I printed it in white filament and painted turquoise; however, you can directly use turquoise filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, copy the design shown in the picture above. Paint the snake tongue and eyes with yellow paint. Paint the arrow pattern going along the bracelet in a darker turquoise.

Coat the painted surface with clear UV resin and cure it under the lamp.

Estimate the circumference of the inside of the bracelet. Cut a strip of felt with a width of 2 cm and a length of your estimated circumference. Glue the strip of turquoise felt to the inside of the bracelet. Any excess can be cut.

Now that you have this Miraculous, you cannot fail. No matter what, you will always have a second chance!!!

The Horse Miraculous is one of two Miraculous' that I didn't make as an exact replica, to that of the show. While I could have just bought glasses and customized them, I decided to do what I hope, is a more creative thing. People often wear their glasses up in their hair; so, I decided to make a hairclip.

For this, you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Black filament or black paint
3. UV Resin and lamp
4. Blue mica powder (I used glow in the dark powder)

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in black filament; however, you can use any color filament and use black paint to paint it black. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, scoop clear UV resin into each of the 'lens' indentations on either side of the glasses. Keep adding layers until the glass's lens extrude a bit.

Mix blue resin (I used blue glow in the dark mica powder). Use a toothpick to make 5 dots with the resin along the bottom right edge of the glasses.

Finally, flip the glasses over. On the back, you should be able to push a bobby pin through the gaps. Once you've done this, secure the bobby pin with glue.

Now nowhere in the world is off access to you. With your new teleportation powers, you're unstoppable!!!!

Get ready for the time-breaking Rabbit Miraculous - a rabbit themed pocket watch. Of all of the Miraculous', this one was the most fun to make. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. White filament
3. Blue, white and black paint
4. 0.48 cm diameter and 0.2 cm high circular magnets
5. Mini silver clock insert
6. A toothpick

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in white filament and painted it blue; however, you can directly use blue filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

On the top side of the pocket watch (the hollow side), paint the clock face as shown above and seal it with a sealant spray such as mod podge.

Next, insert the magnets into the holes on both sides of the inside of the pocket watch.

Align both sides of the pocket watch together and insert a toothpick into the hinge hole. Cut the toothpick, leaving 0.5 cm on each side of the hinge and glue the small toothpick covers you printed earlier to each end.

Finally, use thin pieces of double-sided tape to attach the clock to the inside of the pocket watch.

Don't be fooled by its unassuming appearance, with this pocket watch, the beginning of time is only a hop skip and a jump away.

Let's swing on over to the Monkey Miraculous. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Thin gold thread
3. Gold paint
4. Gold/tan felt

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in white filament and painted it gold; however, you can directly use gold filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Cut a small square with felt about 1.5 cm long and wide. Arrange the two pieces of the circlet as demonstrated in a picture above and glue the felt to each side.

Finally, cut a long string of gold embroidery thread. Thread the string through the holes on each side of the circlet. Now you can trim the thread, be sure to leave enough thread to be able to tie the circlet around your head.

Careful with this power. You can make anyone go...bananas!!

Next is the Mouse Miraculous - a mouse themed necklace. For the mouse miraculous, you will need the following supplies:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. any color filament (I used white)
3. Light gray and dark gray paint
4. small paintbrush
5. UV Resin & Lamp
6. Pink mica powder
7. light pink necklace string and clasp

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in white filament and painted it gray; however, you can directly use gray filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, paint the details as shown above in dark gray paint.

Third, for the bead, mix UV resin with pink mica powder and coat the outside of the bead with it. If you used a dark colored filament, you may need to paint the bead white or light pink before applying the resin.

Now, in order to assemble, string the necklace string around the pendant loop. Thread the two ends of the necklace string into the bead.

Finally, attach the clasps to both ends of the cord.

Although it is the Mouse Miraculous, this Miraculous is nothing close to quiet. You have to ability to create multiple copies of yourself. Image a million you!!!!

Next on the agenda is the Dragon Miraculous - a black and red pendant choker. To make this, you will need:

1. Access to a 3D miraculous
2. Black filament or black paint
3. Red paint
4. Black nylon necklace string and clasps
5. UV Resin and lamp

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in black filament; however, you can use any color filament and use black paint to paint it black. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, paint five red stripes across the front of the bead.

Spread clear resin across the surface of the bead.

If your necklace strings came with the clasps attached like mine, take the clasps off, string the bead onto it, then reattach them. I had to use a thin needle to get the cord through the bead.

That's the Dragon Miraculous finished. You are now an Elemental Master!!

Next is the Goat Miraculous - Ram themed hair pins. For this, you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. White filament
3. Black and white paint
4. UV resin
5. Superglue
6. 2 bobby pins

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I printed it in white filament; however, you can use any color filament and use white paint to paint it white. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, paint the indentations within each goat horn black

After the pain has dried, you should spread clear UV resin across the top of each painted surface

If you want the white 3d printed outlines to be thicker, you can paint over them with white paint and seal it with resin.

Finally, flip each hairclip over. Slide a bobby pin onto the gap in the back of each horn and superglue it into place. I used the cover from a container to keep the bobby pin open while I glued it.

Release your inner artist with the Goat Miraculous and paint a better world!!!

Next is the Rooster Miraculous - a rooster themed thumb ring. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Gold, brown and orange paint.

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. I provided many different sized rings, print the one that fits you. I printed it in white filament and painted it gold; however, you can directly use gold filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

With a pencil, draw the pattern shown above. Next, paint it with brown and orange paint.

Now with this Miraculous, your wish is your command!!

Next up is the Pig Miraculous - a pig themed anklet. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Pink nylon cording with clasps
3. Pink and White pearlescent mica powder
4. UV Resin

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer (Print 5 of the large beads and about 30 of the small beads). I printed it in white filament; however, you can use any color filament and use white paint to paint it white. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Each large bead prints with a loop that can be inserted and glued with superglue into a hole on the top of the bead, so that it can be strung onto a bracelet.

Coat each of the large beads with pink UV resin. Make sure that the layer is very thin so that the white rings on the bead can peak through. To make it easier to hold, I slid the bead onto a thin tool that I had.

Coat each of the small beads with white resin and allow them to cure.

Wrap the nylon cording around your ankle and cut enough so it can comfortably wrap around.

String the beads in the following order:

1. 10 small beads, 1 large bead, 2 small beads, 1 large bead, 2 small beads, 1 large bead, 2 small beads, 1 large bead, 2 small beads, 1 large bead, 10 small beads.

Attach the clasps to either end of the cording.

With this anklet, you can make yourself and others feel nothing but Jubilation.

The Dog Miraculous - a dog themed necklace. This is the second of two miraculous that I alerted slightly. If I had made the collar necklace as it is in the show, I would have to make the drawers for the miracle box much bigger which would make the smaller miraculous look awkward. So as a compromise, I modeled each of the beads and strung them onto a string necklace. For this you will need to fetch the following supplies:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. White filament
3. Orange and black paint
4. UV Resin
5. Black, orange and white mica powder
6. Black nylon necklace cord and clasps

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. Print two DOG BEADS, eight MEDIUM BEADS, two SMALL BEADS, and one LARGE BEAD. I printed it in black filament; however, you can use any color filament and use black paint to paint it black. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, paint the beads as shown in the picture above.

1. Paint two of the medium beads black
2. Paint the two dog beads white
3. Paint the other beads orange

Coat each bead with its corresponding-colored resin.

If there are clasps on your nylon cording, remove them and string the beads as follows:

1. Dog bead, medium orange bead, medium black bead, medium orange bead, small orange bead, medium orange bead, large orange bead, medium orange bead, small orange bead, medium orange bead, medium black bead, medium orange bead, dog bead.

Reattach the clasps.

With the ability Fetch, nothing should ever go missing in your house.

Make way for the Ox Miraculous - an ox-themed nose ring. For this, you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer.
2. Dark blue filament
3. Nontoxic yellow paint

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. If you wish to actually wear the nose ring, you will need to print it in blue filament. If not, you can paint it in any color and paint it dark blue. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Finally, paint the tips of the spikes with yellow paint.

Nothing can touch you now - You're invulnerable!!!

Claws out, it's time for the Tiger Miraculous- a tiger themed panjas bracelet. This is one of my favorite Miraculous'. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Bronze paint (I mixed gold and brown paint)
3. UV resin
4. Gold chain and jump rings
5. Pliers for cutting the chain
6. Burgandy and tan paint

Print the following 3d files:

1. The bracelet corresponding to your wrist diameter
2. The rings corresponding to EACH of your finger's diameters
3. The tiger symbol

Paint all of the 3d printed parts in bronze paint.

Paint the tiger charm as shown above and coat it with clear resin.

Use resin to attach jump rings to the center of the four rings and the bracelet. Attach jump rings around the tiger charm as shown in the picture above. After the resin cured, I also spread super glue around the cured resin for an extra secure attachment.

Measure the distance from the bottom of each of your fingers to the center from your hand and from the center of your hand to your wrist.

Use more jump rings to attach each chain to its ring and corresponding jumper ring on the tiger charm. Continue until all of the rings and bracelet is chained to the tiger charm.

Now, with the fighting spirit of the tiger, you're sure to make a scratch!!

The frame and lid of the Miracle Box. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Black filament
3. Red Felt
4. Red paint
5. Pencil
6. Ink Printer
7. Eight 6 mm diameter and 2mm high circular magnets
8. Hot glue

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. This includes layer one, layer two, layer three, top level, lid and drawer stoppers. Print twelve drawer stoppers and one of every other file. I printed everything in black filament; however, you can use any color filament and use black paint to paint it black. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

As shown above, glue the drawer stoppers to each of the second, third and top layers. Once you've done this, set them aside. We will not need these until the assembly step.

Get your top layer and flip it upside down onto the red felt. Trace the outline onto the felt. Cut out the shape. Trim about 0.5 cm from around the shape and place it in the bottom of the top layer. It should be a snug fit, however if needed, trim the felt some more. Finally, glue it to the bottom of the top layer.

You may also notice four holes around the edge of the top layer. Glue, the four magnets into each hole.

The next step is to transfer the symbol of the Order of the Guardians to the top of the lid. There are two ways to do this:

1. Print the symbol of the Order of the Guardians linked above. You may need to scale this picture up or down so that it fits onto the lid. Cut around the symbol leaving about 1 cm around it. Next with a graphite pencil, scratch the entire backside of the picture with the pencil lead. Now, tape the paper to the lid, making sure the center of the picture is aligned with the center of the lid. Trace over the lines of the symbol with significant pressure. When you remove the paper, the outline should be transferred to the top of the lid.
2. Draw the symbol onto the lid by hand.

Trace the outline with red paint and seal it with a sealant such as mod podge spray. You will also notice four holes around the edge of the inside of the lid. Glue four more magnets inside the holes.

**The magnet holes shown in the pictures above will be different from the ones I have in my picture. Mine is from an original version of the project.

The drawers of the miracle box. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Black filament, White filament
3. Various colored filament
4. Gold paint

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. This includes STANDARD DRAWER, SNAKE MIRACULOUS, MONKEY MIRACULOUS, KNOB. Print 10 Standard drawers and 1 of the others. I printed it in black filament; however, you can use any color filament and use black paint to paint it black. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Each drawer will have a different colored square of felt on the bottom with the symbol of the corresponding miraculous painted in the center of it. When painting the symbols don't worry too much about mistakes; it won't be seen very well under the miraculous.

Paint the twelve knobs gold. Each drawer will also have a unique knob with the corresponding Chinese symbol for the miraculous on its face. I used a black marker to draw on these symbols. I also glued these knobs to the center of the face of the drawer with hot glue.

Above I linked a chart with the color of felt needed, the size of each felt, the symbol to paint on the felt, and the symbol to draw on the knob. The colors of the felt don't need to be exact; use the closest match that you have available.

The top section. For this you will need:

1. Access to a 3d printer
2. Gold paint
3. Felt of various colors
4. Paint of various colors

First, print the above file(s) on a 3d printer. This includes TOP ARRAY, FELT STENCIL. I printed the TOP ARRAY in white filament and painted it gold (The color of the felt stencil doesn't matter); however, you can directly use gold filament. If there are any inconsistencies in the print, use sandpaper to smooth it out.

Next, using the FELT STENCIL, trace the shape and cut out five pieces of felt. I linked the colors of the felt above. Next cut out a 5.5 cm circle from two pieces of black felt and one gray felt. Set one of the black circles aside. Stack the gray felt on top of the other black felt and trace the yin yang symbol onto the felt. Cut the shape and take the bottom of the black felt and the top of the gray felt. They should fit together like the yin yang sign. Glue them together on top of the previous black circle.

Now, you will need to paint the symbol of the corresponding miraculous on top of each of the felt pieces. In the chart above, I showed the colors of felt needed as well as the symbol you will paint on each one.

Glue the felt into the correct section of the Top array as shown above.

We are almost finished; congrats you are almost there. For this you will need each of the things that you made in the previous three steps.

Glue the first three levels together as shown above. No two drawer holes should be directly above one another. Once you've done this, glue the top level to the previous level. The orientation does not matter.

Finally, glue the TOP ARRAY that you made in the last step in the center of this level.

You will be able to rest the lid on the top by aligning the magnets. Slide the drawers into the holes as shown in the second chart above.

The final step is to place each miraculous into the Miracle box in their designated area. However, before you do this, you must solemnly swear to guard this box with your life! If it were to fall into the wrong hands, who knows what havoc they could wreak. Only the dedicated and honorable have made it to the last step - and you are one of them. You now possess one of the most powerful objects in existence. Good luck in your endeavors... Guardian!!!