FREE: Dragon Necklace, Represents Power, Choice of Chain, Choice of a pair of Bonus Earrings, New, Unisex

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"The brave men did not kill dragons. The brave men rode them."... Game of Thrones

I have a very detailed Dragon Necklace. It measure 1 3/4 inches long and 1 1/4 inches wide. The style is Zipao (2 tone in color). You have a choice of chain. Choose an 18, 20, 22 or 24 inch silver plated chain, or an 18 inch, with a 2 inch extension, braided black, brown or pink leather chain, or a 20 inch ball chain (dog tag style). Plus, choose a Bonus pair of Handcuff, Howling Wolf, Karma OR Wolf Cartouche Earrings. You have to have it. New. Unisex.

Dragon myths may have originated from primitive peoples finding large skeletons of dinosaurs & postulating how they appeared during life. The word dragon derives from two separate Greek words. One word means “a huge serpent or snake” and the other means “I see clearly”. Dragons symbolize the ability to see the “big picture” as well as the ability to see far off danger or the future. They represent wisdom, power, strength, longevity and good fortune for those who are worthy of it. The Dragon also represents the primal forces in nature, religion and the universe. It is the master of all of the elements of nature & controls the weather. Dragons are associated with water (lakes, rivers, oceans) and sometimes called sea monsters. They are both creators and destroyers. Chinese dragons tend to be benevolent; European dragons are often malevolent. In the Slavic myth, the Earth refuses the Dragon as it is so vile that Mother Earth wishes not to have it within her womb, and it remains above ground for all eternity. In Scandinavia, Jormungander the midgard serpent was a dragon of limitless power, spawned by Loki the god of evil.

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