This necklace features 925 silver and a gold-plated dragon totem with a Hetian jade pillar pendant. It is known for being a symbol of auspiciousness and good fortune.
925 Silver Gold-plated Dragon Totem And Hetian Jade Pillar Pendant Necklace Details
2024, the Year of the Dragon, symbolizes an auspicious time for good fortune and prosperity.
Necklace Length: 40+5cm
Charm Size : 5*29 mm
Stone Weight: 3.93gram
Dragon Charm: strength, wisdom, protection
Material: 925 Silver+18K golden plated+Jade Stone
White Jade Stone: Prosperity, Protection, Harmony
In China, the dragon symbolizes the emperor or male, and it represents power. The Chinese see the dragon as a guardian of wealth and power. People born in the Year of the Dragon are said to carry the horn of destiny. The ancients believed that the dragon belonged to the zodiac of success, but people born in the Year of the Dragon were also a bit obsessed with power and arrogant.
The huge and magnificent dragon in myths and legends gave people endless reverie. The ancients believed that the magical qualities of the dragon, whether illusory or not, were also contained in the hearts of those born in the Year of the Dragon.
As one of the most symbolic totems in traditional Chinese culture, the dragon has profound and rich meanings.
The following is a detailed analysis of the symbolic meaning of the dragon:
1. Dignity and Glory
The image of the dragon is noble and sacred, and is often used to symbolize dignity and glory. In ancient times, the emperor called himself "the true dragon emperor". Dragon patterns were often embroidered on royal items such as dragon robes and dragon chairs to highlight the noble status of the royal family. In addition, the dragon is often regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness, representing the advent of nobility and glory.
2. Power and Authority
The dragon is often regarded as the most powerful creature in nature, able to control waters and weather, and symbolizes infinite power and majesty. In ancient society, the image of the dragon was often closely linked to the emperor, becoming a symbol of imperial power, representing supreme authority and dominance.
3. Auspiciousness and prosperity
The dragon can bring rain and is vital to agricultural society, so it is also regarded as a symbol of harvest and prosperity. Dragon dance performances are common traditional activities in festivals and celebrations, implying prayers for good weather, good harvests, and peace and prosperity.
4. Wisdom and longevity
In traditional Chinese culture, the dragon also symbolizes wisdom and longevity. The dragon is portrayed as having extraordinary wisdom and magical power, and can see through everything in the world. At the same time, the dragon is also believed to be able to live forever and is a symbol of longevity and immortality.
Years of the zodiac dragon: 1928, 1940, 1952 1964 1976 1988, 2000, 2012, 2024
Recently Viewed
Don't forget! The products that you viewed. Add it to cart now.