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Gemstone Small Dragon Head- Amethyst

Gemstone Small Dragon Head- Amethyst

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Product Overview

In Chinese tradition the dragon is a symbol of power and good fortune, quite unlike the fire-breathing menace of European myth — here it's carved as a single stylised head. A small carved amethyst dragon head, made in China. Amethyst ranges from pale lilac to deep violet depending on the piece, and the carving picks out scale and facial detail at 4.5 x 3 x 2.8cm. Each piece weighs 26g. The carved detail shows most under a direct light, where the scales and features catch shadow.

Why You'll Love It

• Carved amethyst dragon head, made in China

• Amethyst, ranging from pale lilac to deep violet

• 4.5 x 3 x 2.8cm, a small but detailed carving

• Each piece varies in its purple depth

• Origin: Made in China

Perfect For

• Birthday or collector's gifts

• A shelf or desk display piece

• Those drawn to amethyst or dragon motifs

• Pairing with other small crystal figures

Auro & Co Moment

The dragon carving gives it more character than a standard tumble stone or point, making it a better choice for someone who likes an unusual display piece.

Complete the Experience

Pair with a crystal point or a dark stone tumble to build a small display around it.

Stone Meaning

Amethyst is traditionally associated with stillness, reflection and intuitive awareness in crystal traditions across many cultures.

FAQ

Will every piece look the same?
No. Amethyst varies in colour depth, so each carving will range from pale lilac to deeper violet.

Is this a natural stone?
Yes, amethyst is a natural mineral.

Is it suitable as a gift?
Yes, particularly for someone who likes gemstone carvings or dragon motifs.

How should I care for it? Dust with a soft dry cloth and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight, which can fade some stones over time.

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