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Mongolian Pendant - Aussie Coin Chime,The Dragon Awakens

Mongolian Pendant - Aussie Coin Chime,The Dragon Awakens

$88.00 USD
$88.00 USD
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Forged from a genuine Australian 50-cent silver coin featuring the majestic Eastern dragon, this handcrafted bell pendant embodies power, protection, and presence.

Skilfully cut and reshaped by artisans, the coin is transformed into a chiming silver bell — its gentle sound carrying the spirit of the dragon, a symbol of strength, wisdom, and good fortune across cultures.

The detailed dragon design, preserved from the original coin, gives the piece a fierce elegance. Whether worn as a pendant, used as a keychain, or attached as a bag or spiritual charm, this piece brings with it not just sound, but symbolism.

🔔 With every ring, awaken the dragon within.

Perfect for collectors, seekers of symbolic jewelry, or anyone drawn to the fusion of old-world coins and meaningful transformation.

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