Real Prepona Butterfly Oval Shaped Pendant On Leverbacks Earrings In Sterling Silver
$92.00
Regular price $82.80
Crafted from real Prepona butterfly wings, this oval shaped earrings glows with organic movement and natural beauty. The wing’s surface shimmers with life, shifting in color and depth with every motion. Whether under sunlight or candlelight, it captures the fleeting magic of the butterfly in mid-flight. Known for its rare blue-green coloring, the Prepona creates a striking, high-contrast effect that feels both otherworldly and timeless.
Finished with leverbacks connectors, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
A thoughtful bereavement gift, this piece offers quiet remembrance and the hopeful symbolism of new wings. It's a tangible way to carry light forward.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Prepona Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
$92.00
Regular price $82.80
Crafted from real Prepona butterfly wings, this oval shaped earrings glows with organic movement and natural beauty. The wing’s surface shimmers with life, shifting in color and depth with every motion. Whether under sunlight or candlelight, it captures the fleeting magic of the butterfly in mid-flight. Known for its rare blue-green coloring, the Prepona creates a striking, high-contrast effect that feels both otherworldly and timeless.
Finished with leverbacks connectors, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
A thoughtful bereavement gift, this piece offers quiet remembrance and the hopeful symbolism of new wings. It's a tangible way to carry light forward.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Prepona Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
Species Facts
Common Name
They are sometimes referred to as emperor butterflies.
Feeding Habits
Adults feed on fermenting fruits, tree sap, and animal dung, often coming down to the forest floor to feed.
Egg Laying
Females lay their eggs singly on the leaves of host plants.