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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen This traditional Chinese hand-carved dragon jade pendant is a beautiful work of art.
Made from high-quality Hetian jade, it features unique textures and colors.
The dragon is an important symbol in Chinese culture, representing power, nobility, and good fortune.
This pendant is inspired by the traditions of ancient Chinese weddings, designed to add elegance and charm to the bride.
Dragon jade pendants are usually made in pairs, with one representing the yang energy and the other the yin beauty.
They are placed on the bride's hair bun to protect her from evil spirits.
In addition, they can also be worn as accessories to display the owner's status and identity.
Apart from its symbolic meaning, the dragon jade pendant also has high artistic value.
Its exquisite craftsmanship and intricate carving make each piece unique.
These pendants are usually handmade by experienced artisans, taking months or even years to complete.
Therefore, owning a dragon jade pendant is not only a wealth but also a honor.
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