Amethyst Sunrise (459 Piece Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle)

If you've ever had a dragonfly land on you, you've probably been told it's a symbol of good luck. In Chinese, Indian, and Greek cultures, the dragonfly symbolizes prosperity and change. It represents transformation- from an aquatic larva that looks like a fish to a beautiful, helpful, flying creature.Native Americans considered dragonflies messengers from the spirit guides and ancestors, offering guidance or protection. The insect's beautiful iridescent wings evoke a sense of mysticism, wonder, and ethereal magic. They come in many colors, from bright yellow to red, blue, and green. Some have vibrant metallic colors, while others are more subdued. Dragonflies have been around virtually unchanged for over 300 million years and were some of the first winged insects to evolve. They can fly in any direction, including sideways and backward, which is handy when catching bugs and mosquitoes. They're also fast, with some species reaching a top speed of 18 mph. Look at a dragonfly's head.