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There are old tales of dragons leaving behind a single scale as a token of protection, luck, and the promise that they may one day return.
Dragon Scale takes its inspiration from those stories. Deep ocean blues, flashes of crimson, and translucent sea-glass tones wind together in a long, delicate strand, punctuated by shimmering leaf-like scales. At the center rests a luminous, iridescent moonstone that shifts between cool blue, pale gold, and pearly white depending on the light.
Whether it is truly a petrified dragon’s scale is, of course, impossible to prove.
The Goblin’s Trinket Exchange has decided that not proving things is part of the fun.
This is a necklace for adventurers, collectors, and anyone who suspects that the world is considerably more magical than people give it credit for. Let its colors call to mind deep caves, hidden hoards, moonlit water, and the glimmer of something enormous moving just beyond the edge of the firelight.
Keep it close. Wear it boldly. And should you ever encounter a dragon, perhaps don’t mention where you got it.
One scale. One story. One very questionable acquisition from the Exchange.
17 inches long
There are old tales of dragons leaving behind a single scale as a token of protection, luck, and the promise that they may one day return.
Dragon Scale takes its inspiration from those stories. Deep ocean blues, flashes of crimson, and translucent sea-glass tones wind together in a long, delicate strand, punctuated by shimmering leaf-like scales. At the center rests a luminous, iridescent moonstone that shifts between cool blue, pale gold, and pearly white depending on the light.
Whether it is truly a petrified dragon’s scale is, of course, impossible to prove.
The Goblin’s Trinket Exchange has decided that not proving things is part of the fun.
This is a necklace for adventurers, collectors, and anyone who suspects that the world is considerably more magical than people give it credit for. Let its colors call to mind deep caves, hidden hoards, moonlit water, and the glimmer of something enormous moving just beyond the edge of the firelight.
Keep it close. Wear it boldly. And should you ever encounter a dragon, perhaps don’t mention where you got it.
One scale. One story. One very questionable acquisition from the Exchange.
17 inches long