Feng shui ring, dragon. Silver 925 punched, copper, Turquoises or factory natural nan hong agates. ring adjustable to all finger sizes.
feng shui ring, dragon.
Silver 925 punched,
copper
Turquoises or agates "nan hong natural"
As a gemologist graduated from the National Institute of Gemmology of Paris, all our stones are appraised and certified.
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ring adjustable to all finger sizes by a sliding system as shown in the 6th photo.
Ring dimensions: Height 19mm, width 23mm, length 29.5mm
Weight of 10 grams.
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In Feng Shui, the dragon is an influential and sacred symbol believed to create a precious celestial Chi bringing strength, power and good destiny into our homes and workplaces.
Dragons guard our homes and surround us with protective energy. In addition, a crystal or pearl in the claw of the Feng Shui dragon represents wealth, power and breadth of possibilities. Find out where to place the Feng Shui dragon below...
The Eastern Dragon
The Chinese dragon is a spectacular dragon, it lives in the East and is associated with fertility and spring rains. This is the kind of dragon that is in a good mood and beneficial. With its serpentine body, it is found in water, in the sky and in the landscape. On earth, the dragon shows us where the liveliest places to set up a house are. In the air it brings a favorable breeze and in the water it brings abundance.
The symbol of the dragon
The dragon symbolizes the vital life force as the cosmic breath of life or cosmic energy. It is this breath of life that energizes all things, animate and inanimate. The dragon is often depicted as playing with a fireball symbolizing this vital force. In the center of the fireball is the precious pearl that symbolizes the purest energy or elixir of life sought by the alchemist throughout the world.
The Chinese dragon is unique because it has no wings and yet it can fly in the sky, its horns are like deer antlers and its ears resemble those of a goat. The dragon has scales like a lizard and clawed feet like an eagle. The Chinese dragon commands to appear noble factory and fearful to the uninitiated.
Dragons are the guardians of crystal skulls
Each skull is associated with a dragon that watches over it and protects it.
Crystal skulls and dragons are intimately linked.
The dragon is a figure frequently encountered in alchemy. It symbolizes the change of state, transmutation.
Thanks to the dragon, mercury, we can change the earth, vile matter, into sun or moon (gold and silver).
It is also found in the form of the philosophical egg sliced by the sword (energy of chaos and life)
The energies of skulls and dragons are different but very complementary.
Skulls embody healing energy
Dragons embody the energy of transformation.