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Gems from the W Jewelry Closet: Year of the Dragon

According to the Chinese calendar, 2012 is the Year of the Dragon. Luxury brands are celebrating the auspicious months ahead by creating beautiful pieces that pay homage to the mythical creature, which in Chinese tradition is a token of good luck, beauty, and prosperity. Click through for a selection of my favorite dragon-inspired pieces. — Claudia Mata, W’s Accessories and Jewelry Director.

By Claudia Mata

January 2012

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Piaget dragon motif Antiplano watch in 18k white gold, enamel, and diamond. Limited edition of 38 pieces, $62,500 at Piaget.com.

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