Real Urania Ripheus Sunrise Series Oval Pendant On Marquis Post Earrings In Sterling Silver
Encased in a oval shaped frame, this piece features authentic Urania Ripheus wings that bring a rare, living texture to your jewelry collection. Its tones and lines reflect the unpredictable elegance of the natural world, offering a small glimpse into the wild beauty of transformation. Evoking the gentle pastels of early morning light, this piece brings calm and quiet beauty to any look.
Set in sterling silver, this piece balances visual drama with enduring craftsmanship. Its timeless finish allows it to complement nearly any ensemble.
A meaningful choice for anniversaries or graduations, symbolizing how far someone has come and what’s still to unfold. Every shimmer tells a story.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
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Encased in a oval shaped frame, this piece features authentic Urania Ripheus wings that bring a rare, living texture to your jewelry collection. Its tones and lines reflect the unpredictable elegance of the natural world, offering a small glimpse into the wild beauty of transformation. Evoking the gentle pastels of early morning light, this piece brings calm and quiet beauty to any look.
Set in sterling silver, this piece balances visual drama with enduring craftsmanship. Its timeless finish allows it to complement nearly any ensemble.
A meaningful choice for anniversaries or graduations, symbolizing how far someone has come and what’s still to unfold. Every shimmer tells a story.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
Species Facts
Day-Flying
rania Riphues is a day-flying moth, active during daylight hours.
Scientific Interest
The species is of particular interest to researchers studying mimicry, toxicity, and migratory patterns in moths and butterflies.
Mimicry and Toxicity
Its vivid colors serve as a warning to predators about its toxicity, a strategy known as aposematic coloration.