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Experience the enchanting allure of our Handcrafted Fantasy Dragon Brooch and Lapel Pins, beautifully designed to thrill and inspire. Crafted in the USA by skilled artisans, these unique pieces showcase the mythical dragon in various forms - from face to eyes, claws and even eggs.
Features:
Material: Exceptional quality Antique pewter has been used to create these pins, producing a charming vintage look. Select pieces are adorned with a copper or gold plated finish, or creatively hand-painted.
Attachment: Each pin is equipped with a secure double-safety clasp, ensuring it stays in place on hats, jackets, lapels, backpacks, or wherever you choose to wear it. No spinning, no fuss.
Design: A grand collection of dragon-themed iterations, each meticulously detailed and polished by hand. Whether you prefer a three-headed dragon, a climbing one or even a dragon egg, we've got it all.
Variety: This collection is part of over 1,200 designs we offer, encompassing a rich variety of themes like keychains, magnets, Christmas ornaments, pendants, and more.
Express your love for fantastical creatures or celebrate your unique style with our Handcrafted Fantasy Dragon Brooch and Lapel Pins. More than just accessory, it's a whimsical statement piece.
Customers praised the brooch for its sturdy quality and craftsmanship.
The brooch has amazing craftsmanship showing great quality and detail.
The double pins on the back prevent it from spinning, adding to its usefulness.
Considered a perfect size for various uses including cosplay and everyday wear.
The good weight of the brooch adds to its perceived value and quality.
Multiple customers were disappointed that the dragon heads were not 3D.
Several reviews mentioned that the brooch is smaller than they anticipated.
Some customers felt that the product is too expensive for what it offers.
Photos may give an impression of a more three-dimensional product than it actually is.
The actual size being slightly smaller than described (1.7” vs 2”) was a point of contention.