Folklore of dragons have been discovered dating at least six thousand years back from all over the earth not including for Antartica. Dragon statues are a very popular gift for animal lovers, gamers, Gothic folks, and fantasy collectors alike. In all of the stories, dragons are portrayed as magnificent and powerful beings. Modern fantasy has grouped dragons into two main kinds - the good, kindly and fearless metallic dragons and their evil counterparts (as in the West), the chromatic dragons. So most dragon sculptures are crafted to fall into one of these two categories.

Gold, silver, bronze, brass, and copper, each of which is noticeably different in physical appearance and nature.

1. Gold dragon statues: They are usually adornded with large twin horns that are very smooth and made by gold metal, are unbendable in their adherence to repel evil and often go on board on self-styled missions to support good. Smaller gold figures often have a lower price, but this is not a reflection of thier worth, just of how much time it takes to construct them. This can make small dragon figurines relatively inexpensive and cherished gifts.

2. Silver dragon collectibles: Are very susceptible in nature so the figures are made in a same manner; these winged beasts are committed to defending the innocent and helping the submissive break free.

3. Bronze Dragons: Have smooth, flat scales; webbed feet and a beaklike snout. Bronze dragons are intolerant of any unnecessary chaos and have an instinctual sense of justice. They have massive extended wings, two long horns and a long, red forked tongue. The scent of sulfur and smoke surrounds these red-hued, fire-breathing creatures whose palate is tuned to fresh blood.

4. Brass dragon sculptures: These figures, usually adult in design, feature brass, burnished-like scales that reflect the sun's rays and are warm to the touch.

5. Cooper dragon figurines: Acknowledged for their sense of humor, these mystical beings are also quite skilled at climbing because of their tremendously muscular body.

A curio cabinet is an idea home for all your fantasy sculptures and collectibles. If you want your diorama to be everlasting, you can paste your collectibles in place, using rubber cement (not recommended). Dragon figurines are delightful presents to give and receive that can endure a lifetime. Every figurine is built in such a way that the dragon's real inner self and manner come through its metallic skin, and all for an reasonable cost. So the next time you are in need of a gift that denotes the ideals of strength, wisdom and ancient lore, consider a dragon ornament as your next fantasy collectible.