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Why settle for an average, mundane jewellery box when you could have a Celtic designed jewel box with a dragon guarding your hoard. Of course, there is the slight problem of the dragon not wanting to let you into the box either. But, you know they will be well guarded. Isn't that worth a few scorch marks?

Before you bring home your dragon check for likely places to set one down in your home. Dragons take up space, but they also love to be featured where they can preen and make sure everyone sees them in their best light, on their best side. A dragon jewellery box will be set off nicely on a tall dresser - not too near a window lest the dragon get ideas and fly off with your hoard of jewels.

Also, keep your dragon box free of clutter. They do tend to eat the oddest things and they never give anything back once they get a good grip on it.

It is very trusting of you to let a dragon guard your jewels, actually. Not just the whole sharp teeth, claws and fire breath thing... but you do know they will think they look better in your jewels than you do yourself?

Overall though, a dragon jewellery box is a pretty fancy thing. Not many people will own one. (For all kinds of reasons).

If you are thinking of a great gift for a Pagan, fantasy gamer or other such person - a jewellery box with a dragon decorating it is a good choice. It is a gift which is both attractive, practical and unique. Unless someone just doesn't like dragons, it is nearly the perfect gift.

More than one dragon in your home?

Handy if your hoard expands and you need a few more dragons. Although, wasn't one dragon in your home enough? They do tend to take up quite a lot of room, eat a lot of chocolate and expect they can light up and smoke whenever or wherever they choose.