DragonFly Pin, New, Gold Tone, Rhinestones, Lovely year round!

DragonFly Pin, New, Gold Tone, Rhinestones, Lovely year round! Dragonflies have held symbolic meaning for centuries in many parts of the world and have been the subject of myths and tales. Their symbolism can include: Change Dragonflies transform from aquatic nymphs to airborne adults, so they can represent self-realization and change that comes from mental and emotional maturity. Connection to nature Dragonflies can represent the ability to see the true nature of situations and a connection to nature. Wisdom and resilience As a spirit animal, dragonflies can represent the wisdom and resilience to adapt to change. Joy and rebirth In Japan, the dragonfly is the national symbol and represents joy and rebirth. Swiftness and activity For some Native American tribes, dragonflies spiritually represent swiftness and activity. Love In Norse mythology, dragonflies are connected to Freya, the goddess of love, war, and fertility. Some think they became her symbol because mating dragonflies form the shape of a heart.