Dragonfly Wooden Ring Boxes

Unique small hinged wood box, lined inside of bottom and lid, inlaid with etched metal dragonfly design and cool shimmery iridescent color.

• Custom select gold or silver and color for personalized wood Dragonfly box.
• 2.5" x 2.5" x 1.5" high in cherry with polished gold tone or brushed silver tone Dragonfly design.
• Silver Dragonfly box in Cobalt Blue shown.
• Inside dimensions are 2-1/16" x 1-7/8" x 1". (Please note: The inside dimension includes the space going up into the lid. The bottom depth and the lid depth are each 1/2" for a total of 1".)
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• Engraving Services: We can optionally add a small engraved plate inside the lid, up to 3 lines, 26 characters in each.

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Why did you create the Dragonfly design?
Kyle says: "The dragonfly reminds me of the wonderful childhood summers I spent in the forests of Humbolt County in northern California where my dad was building a 12-sided cabin (but that's another story.) We had no electricity and spent our days playing outside chasing insects and swimming in the river. The dragonflies were plentiful - iridescent electric blue ones and orange ones. They are so delicate looking with their glassy wings and narrow body yet are strong and quick. My personal business card case and key chain feature the dragonfly design."

What does a dragonfly symbolize?
The dragonfly is a symbolic image which has represented a variety of characteristics and meanings over time. Dragonflies have long been associated with maturity, power and poise. Generally, these beautiful winged insects symbolize change and a deeper understanding of the meaning of life that only comes with age.

What is the history of the dragonfly?
The existence of dragonflies can be traced back about 300 million years. Since the dinosaur era, dragonflies have been getting significantly smaller but have mainly retained their "ancient" characteristics.