A dragon coiled at your throat, carved in bone-look ivory and brown.

The pendant is carved in the shape of a curved tusk, tapering to a point, with a dragon's head coiled at the crown. The carving cuts deep around the horns and jaw, then releases into a long smooth blade with a single dark groove running its length. The finish moves from cream at the tip to smoky brown at the top, giving it the look of aged bone or antler. It hangs on black waxed cord strung with two dark wood beads, fastened with sliding knots so the length adjusts to sit wherever you want it. Wear it long over a black knit in autumn or short against bare skin in summer. It sits well with leather, with linen, with a stack of silver rings. This is jewelry for the witchy dresser, the whimsigoth collector, the woman who wants something with teeth at her throat rather than something pretty. It belongs on a shelf of bones and candles as much as it belongs on a person. A considered alt gift for her, a birthday present for someone whose aesthetic already has a name.