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The Dragon’s Ember

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A fragment of fire, preserved in gold.


In ancient mythology, rubies were known as the blood of dragons - sacred fragments

of fire hidden beneath the earth, carried by kings, priestesses, and travelers seeking

protection and power. Across Eastern legends, the ruby symbolized life force, passion,

and divine fortune. It was said that a true ruby never lost its flame, even in darkness.


The Dragon’s Ember follows that ancient belief.

A vivid natural ruby, glowing with deep crimson light, suspended in 925 silver and

finished with an 18k gold overlay - a balance between softness and strength, heritage

and radiance.


Sourced from Hong Kong, this piece carries a discreet aura of old-world elegance. The

elongated cabochon cut reveals natural internal textures within the stone, making

every reflection unique, like traces left by time itself.

The stone itself possesses a luminous pink-crimson tone rarely found in modern

pieces - vivid, warm, and alive under light.


Like many ancient treasures once exchanged across ports and dynasties, its value lies

not in paper, but in presence.


Please note that this is a natural stone. Small internal marks, inclusions, and subtle

imperfections are part of its authenticity and should be regarded as the signature of

nature rather than flaws.


SPECIFICATIONS

•⁠ Natural Ruby

•⁠  ⁠Intense Pinkish-Red Hue

•⁠  ⁠Exceptional Gem Quality

•⁠  ⁠Oval Cabochon Cut

•⁠  ⁠Approximately 20 × 9 × 5 mm - 22 Carats

•⁠  ⁠⁠Sterling Silver (925) Chain with 18K Gold Finish

•⁠  ⁠Excellent Surface and Polish

•⁠  ⁠Strong Natural Brilliance

•⁠  ⁠Elegant Contemporary Pendant Design

•⁠  ⁠Fine Collector's Jewelry Piece


Please note: Our jewellery is photographed under studio lighting. Colours may vary slightly depending on surrounding light and screen settings. As natural stones, each piece has unique variations in colour, inclusions and pattern. Unless otherwise stated, the geographical origin of the stones is not certified or confirmed by the accompanying certificate.

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