Unique Jewelry Item For Sale
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This large and heavy piece of neck Jewelry is a Chinese Dragon.  The Chinese Year of the Dragon is on a 12 year cycle.
The Dragon, to the Chinese, represent omnipotence, wealth and power, flamboyancy, attractiveness, vitality.  People born in a Year of the
Dragon are said to be gifted with power and luck; honest, sensitive, soft-hearted, brave, and have much self-confidence.

This is very unique, custom-made one-of-a-kind, that has been in my possession for quite some time.  I used to wear it now and then. 
Rather heavy (LOTS of 14 ct gold), this Dragon pendant, with a special ruby 'tongue', rubies in the nostrils, a .1 ct diamond in an eye, also
has 34 other diamonds VVS2 to VVS1.   The total weight of all diamonds is 1.36 cts.  A full and complete appraisal can be scanned and
e-mailed to you.... I have all the specifications that I can e-mail to someone who is really interested, and not just curious. 

Every one of the dragon's claws has a diamond of good quality.  If the dragon gold portion (2.25 Troy ounces) was melted down and
converted to 24 ct gold, there would be about 1.3+ ounces of pure 24 ct gold.    It is available for sale, or, might consider trading
it plus cash for a 4WD car or small SUV.   I will entertain offers of at least $3800. 

 This Dragon was originally a thin gold dragon shell, with a few diamonds and nostril rubies....all designed and beautifully made by a
craftsman in the Virgin Islands.  It was immediately taken to Bob Lindner, a fine jewelry craftsman.  The shell was completely filled
with gold and many diamonds and rubies added...all this by this exact same person (Bob Lindner himself), who made most of
Liberace's fancy jewelry.   INCLUDED is the original paperwork from The Jewelry Factory (Bob Lindner, owner)  This is a very
special piece; and with the price of gold and custom pieces rising, is worth an increasing amount of $. 
    I have had a most difficult time trying to photograph it, as the shiny reflective surfaces tend to look black or otherwise be distorted.  
The photo is the best I've been able to do with my camera equipment...and it does not show the large ruby tongue and diamonds very
well at all, nor the sharpness of the piece.  I don't have a close-up lens for my digital camera which would undoubtedly produce a
better photo.    The brilliance of the diamonds did not help matters in trying to take this photo.

 

The dragon itself is about 2 inches by 2-1/2 inches, maybe a bit more.  This piece is thick and HEAVY.
I will entertain offers.  You really need to see this piece in person. 

Robert (Bob). Fleischer
(530) 541-1610
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