Dragon Wolf Black Onyx Tusk Pendant — .925 Sterling Silver

A dragon-wolf hybrid gripping a black onyx tusk in its jaws. This dragon wolf tusk pendant merges two predator motifs into a single creature whose mouth clamps down on a polished onyx fang. The tusk extends the pendant’s length to 65mm, giving it a vertical, talon-like silhouette. Twenty-seven grams of solid .925 sterling silver in the head and frame, with the black onyx adding its own weight and visual contrast. Dark stone against oxidized silver.

Who Wears This

If you like hybrid creature designs — this isn’t a dragon pendant with a wolf name. The creature’s head blends both animals — dragon scales meeting wolf fur, a jawline that could belong to either. It’s a mythological mashup that creates something unique.

If you want a tusk or fang pendant with meaning — the onyx tusk adds a primal element. In many cultures, wearing a fang or tooth symbolizes power captured from a predator. Here, the predator is holding its own weapon — not surrendering it. The symbolism runs deeper than just decoration.

If you want a long, narrow pendant — at 25×65mm, this hangs vertically rather than spreading wide. The tusk creates a tapered shape that draws the eye downward. It works well as a standalone piece on a 22–24 inch chain.

An Honest Look

The onyx tusk is the most exposed part of this pendant. It extends below the silver frame and is the first thing that will contact surfaces if the pendant swings. Black onyx is reasonably hard (Mohs 6.5–7), but a direct drop onto tile or concrete could chip the tip. Normal daily wear is fine — just be aware of the tusk’s position when leaning over hard surfaces.

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