Dragon crown

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Crowns[1] are worn as a symbol of royal or elevated office, especially by kings. It is customary for kings in Westeros to wear a crown, though not all kings have. Monarchs may either use crowns inherited from their predecessors, to indicate continuity and right to rule, or for various reasons fashion new crowns for themselves. Rebels and pretenders sometimes fashion crowns for themselves during their rebellion to indicate their royal status, such as Renly Baratheon, though some have chosen…

Daenerys Targaryen I wanted to give her some kind of crown or head dress or something, and I figured obsidian would be a perfect material. Mother of Dragons

Valadhiel is not only the daughter of dragons, but she is also part elf, and she is capable of skin-changing, despite the fact that both of her parents were dragons. The redhead has had a rough past, but she chooses to be as joyful as she can manage. Sometimes she cannot help the depressed and lonely feelings she gets, but she is often rather cheerful- despite having a temper- and she chooses to keep herself busy by helping others, as well as serving those who cannot fight for themselves…

Digital illustration of the Crown of Horns artifact.