Diamond, Ruby and Sapphire Dragon Brooch 18 Karat Yellow Gold .93 Carats Total

Introducing a truly exceptional vintage spray brooch that effortlessly combines timeless elegance with artistic flair. This exquisite piece showcases a captivating design adorned wit...

Add a whimsical touch of charm to your jewelry collection with this exquisite vintage lizard brooch. Meticulously crafted in radiant 10 karat rose gold, this unique piece showcases a...

Absolutely exquisite sapphire and diamond floral motif spray brooch. This gorgeous, shimmering piece is bursting with both color and sparkle. The elegant brooch features multiple la...

This unique cricket brooch is a dazzling piece made with the timeless appeal of 14 karat yellow gold. The focal point of this brooch is its captivating ...

Designed as a Chinese dragon, the oversized Chinese Foo Dragon diamond brooch is crafted in 14K white and yellow gold, fully pavé set with approximately 8.80 carats of white diamonds...

Bochic Dragon “Orient” Ruby & White Zircon Brooch In 18K Gold & Silver Natural Ruby - 9.70 carat Natural White Zircon 3 carat The Brooch is from the "Orient" collection and is ...

Bochic Dragon “Orient” Multi Sapphires & Tasvorite Brooch Set In 18K Gold & Silver Natural Tsavorite - 4 carat Multi color Natural Sapphires from Sri Lanka 3 carat Can be worn a...

Sculpted dragon brooch designed by Cartier. This is an exceptional brooch, created by the iconic jewelry house of Cartier, back in the 1970. This brooch was carefully sculpted in three dimensions in the shape of a mythical dragon. Has been crafted with spiky patterns in solid yellow gold of 18 karats with highly textured finish. It is embellished with four natural earth mined gemstones, such rubies and emeralds. It is fitted at the reverse, with a hinged pin bar and a mechanical lock to wear as a brooch. This is a great statement piece of jewelry and we are sure will stimulate great conversations. This mythical animal can be exhibited as a sculpture, since stand alone in their claws. The Dragon & His Year This mythical animal symbolizes power, good fortune, and strength and is associated with auspicious traits like intelligence, ambition and charisma. Historically linked with imperial power, Chinese emperors considered themselves descendants of dragons, emphasizing the dragon's esteemed position. The Year of the Dragon holds immense significance in the Chinese zodiac, repeating every 12 years. And this year’s Chinese Lunar New Year, occurring Feb. 10, follows the Year of the Rabbit, with Dragon. In contrast to the other eleven animal signs (Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig) in the Chinese zodiac, Dragon is the only legendary creature. Historically linked with imperial power, Chinese emperors considered themselves descendants of dragons, emphasizing the dragon’s esteemed position. European legends portray dragons as demonic, malevolent beings guarding treasures to be conquered by heroic kings. The persistent malevolent connotations of the dragon in Western cultures can be directly attributed to the influence of early Christianity, where the dragon and its serpentine relations were often regarded as stand-ins for the devil. In contrast to the Western connotations of the dragon, the dragon in Chinese culture symbolizes good luck, strength, health and the male element Yang. Chinese dragons are heralded as bringers of good fortune, associated with rain and water. This positive connotation in China stems...