Lampwork Glass handmade Dragon

This piece is called "Once Upon a Dragon..."  I’m known for my dragon’s and have won international awards for them. This piece took 2nd place in the Metal competiton at the Bead and Button show from 2019. He was in their magaizine. Any questions, don’t hesitate to ask BEFORE you order.
 
This handmade dragon is truly a labour of love. He took me 3 weeks of 12 hour days to make this one of a kind master piece. He's made from copper, brass and fine silver. His wings are woven with copper wire. His head and body beads are made from glass lamp-working in luscious blues. His eyes, horns and spikes are also made from handmade lampwork glass by Mary Ann Helmond from MA Beads. All of the spikes are also lampwork glass. It's dotted with Swarovski crystals and antique copper metal beads. 
This piece morphs into a few different parts. You can wear his head seperately. He comes with the additional necklace and earrings shown in the above pictures. If you add the companion necklace to the end of the dragon necklace he turns into a hipster belt, minus the wing. (shown in the bottom left corner of the first picture)
You can also wear half of the companion necklace as a bracelet and the pendant dangle on that necklace is also removable and can be worn separately. 
 
The earrings are made with large Swarovski beads that are Bermuda Blue in color.
 
Dimensions
Earrings - 2" tall by 1 3/4' wide - hard wire fish hook - copper
Companion Necklace - 22" long, Bracelet length - 7 1/2"-8" long
Companion Necklace without bracelet - 16" long - can be worn as a shorter necklace
Companion Necklace removable dangle - 1 1/2" x 1 1/8" wide
 
Main Dragon necklace -
Dragon Head - 4 1/2" tall x 3" wide
Removeable Wing - 7" tall x 3 1/2" wide
From the bottom of dragon head to tip of his tail - 5"
Inside circumference of necklace - 19" It is ajustable with options as to where you clip head into the end of the necklace
Width of necklace links - 1 1/2" x 3" Each link is a section and that's where the movement of the necklace comes from.