Clymena Butterfly Small Wing Shaped Pendant Necklace With Your Choice Of Sterling Silver Chain Length And Style
Crafted from real Clymena butterfly wings, this small wing shaped necklace 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.
Finished with your choice of sterling silver chains in multiple styles and lengths, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
Butterfly wing jewelry honors metamorphosis—the act of becoming—and celebrates the grace in transformation. It's a quiet reminder that change can be luminous.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Clymena Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
Crafted from real Clymena butterfly wings, this small wing shaped necklace 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.
Finished with your choice of sterling silver chains in multiple styles and lengths, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
Butterfly wing jewelry honors metamorphosis—the act of becoming—and celebrates the grace in transformation. It's a quiet reminder that change can be luminous.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Clymena Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
Species Facts
Bright Upper Wings
While the underside has striking number patterns, the upper side of the wings is usually a vibrant blue or green with black borders, providing a beautiful contrast.
Cramer's Eighty-Eight
The Clymena butterfly is commonly called Cramer's eighty-eight due to the distinct "88" pattern on the underside of its hindwings, a feature first noted by the Dutch entomologist Pieter Cramer in the 18th century.
Camouflage
The "88" pattern on their wings serves as camouflage, helping them blend into the forest floor and avoid predators.