Real Prepona Butterfly Teardrop Shaped Pendant On Marquis Post Earrings In Sterling Silver
This small teardrop earrings was made using real Prepona wings, preserved forever in sterling silver. The shape evokes graceful motion, while the coloration pulses with mystery and memory. It’s a wearable tribute to nature’s most delicate wonders. Known for its rare blue-green coloring, the Prepona creates a striking, high-contrast effect that feels both otherworldly and timeless.
Set in sterling silver, this piece balances visual drama with enduring craftsmanship. Its timeless finish allows it to complement nearly any ensemble.
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: 1/2 in x 3/8th in
Drop Length: 1 1/2 in
Created with Real Prepona Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
This small teardrop earrings was made using real Prepona wings, preserved forever in sterling silver. The shape evokes graceful motion, while the coloration pulses with mystery and memory. It’s a wearable tribute to nature’s most delicate wonders. Known for its rare blue-green coloring, the Prepona creates a striking, high-contrast effect that feels both otherworldly and timeless.
Set in sterling silver, this piece balances visual drama with enduring craftsmanship. Its timeless finish allows it to complement nearly any ensemble.
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: 1/2 in x 3/8th in
Drop Length: 1 1/2 in
Created with Real Prepona Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
Species Facts
Feeding Habits
Adults feed on fermenting fruits, tree sap, and animal dung, often coming down to the forest floor to feed.
Scientific Classification
Prepona butterflies belong to the Nymphalidae family and the Charaxinae subfamily.
Common Name
They are sometimes referred to as emperor butterflies.