A vintage emerald green crystal prism capped with an Art Nouveau style antiqued silver filigree, with an emerald crystal cabochon attached. I added a blue and green enamel dragonfly to the bail. This comes with a 24 inch silver chain.
Can be worn as a pendant, used as a pendulum, or placed in a sunny window to reflect the sunlight. Dragonfly symbolism is used in many cultures. Common symbolic meanings include renewal and a positive life force. Dragonflies can represent a sense of self that comes with age and maturity. Also, as a creature of the wind, the dragonfly often represents change and rebirth. Because a dragonfly lives such a short life, it must live its life to the fullest, which is a lesson we each need to learn. Dragonflies are often seen as symbols of courage, strength, and transformation. Some Native traditions believe them to be the souls of those who have crossed over. In Celtic myth, dragonflies are often associated with the Fae, and many legends tell of their alliance with faeries. The dragonfly was also thought to carry souls between the worlds and in many cultures is considered a symbol of rebirth. As a totem or spirit animal, the dragonfly can bring you prosperity and abundance. Because a dragonfly is born on the wind, your life could sometimes be in a state of flux. People with this totem will learn to adapt to the changing patterns and directions that accompany them on their path. The reward may be a mastery of magic and an unusually creative mind. Green is the color associated with the element of earth. It is the color of life and growth. The earth element symbolizes a solid foundation and roots deep within the soil, grounding and calming you. Earth represents fertility and stability.