Gold-Toned Dragon Charm in Original Greek Jeweler's Box

The item is a circular gold-toned metal charm or pendant, presented within its original, possibly ivory or cream-colored plastic box. The box features a debossed Greek key pattern around its perimeter on the lid, and the lid's center bears blue printed text and a logo. The Greek text appears to indicate a 'Chrysokhoeion Horologopoieion' (jewelry/watch shop) named 'Evag. Kerasian' at 'Aykovrgou 10 - Athinai' (Athens), with a phone number 'THA.3247159'. This suggests the charm was either sold or manufactured by this Greek establishment. The charm itself is intricately designed, featuring a stylized dragon or serpentine creature in the center, encircled by what appears to be foliage or decorative scrollwork. The dragon is rendered in a naturalistic pose, suggesting movement. The gold tone of the metal appears consistent and bright, with no obvious signs of significant wear, tarnish, or discoloration, indicating good preservation. There are no visible chips, cracks, or deep scratches on the charm. A small loop is integrated at the top of the charm, indicating its function as a hangable ornament, likely for a chain or bracelet. The craftsmanship suggests a cast or stamped method, followed by detailed finishing. The box itself shows some minor handling wear, but the print is clear. The internal lining of the box is a soft, light pink material, possibly cotton or satin, which serves to protect and display the charm. The overall presentation suggests a personal keepsake or a decorative piece of symbolic jewelry, likely from the mid to late 20th century given the style of the phone number and the box design.