Ethnic Dragon Ring Tibet, Nepal In Silver And Turquoise, Size 60

In Tibet and Ladakh, men, women and children traditionally wear numerous silver jewels and ornaments decorated with turquoise, coral, lapis lazuli and other semi-precious stones, charged according to them with protective virtues.
This silver ring, probably originally worn by a man (size 60 large), bears the image of the Dragon, a protective and benevolent symbol.
It is decorated with a turquoise and two small coral beads.
Relatively covering, it owes its lightness to the finesse brought to the carvings, the "antennae" and the whiskers of this formidable but benevolent Dragon...
In very good condition, this ring from the middle of the 20th century bears some traces of use, it has been worn, and must have many memories in mind!... It should also be noted that some of these rings were intended to adorn the hair, as much as the fingers. Mine are old and are not very thin (alas!), and this ring fits well on my middle finger..., in a soft and comfortable way.
A possible gift to a native of the Chinese years of the Dragon!...
Height = 3.9 cm; weight = 13 grams
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