Clymena Butterfly Small Teardrop Pendant With Two Freshwater Pearls Earrings In Sterling Silver
Crafted from real Clymena butterfly wings, this small teardrop 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.
Finished with two freshwater pearls, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
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: 1/2 in x 3/8th in
Drop Length: 2 1/2 in
Created with Real Clymena Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
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Crafted from real Clymena butterfly wings, this small teardrop 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.
Finished with two freshwater pearls, this piece is as wearable as it is striking. It pairs effortlessly with both everyday outfits and elevated evening looks.
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: 1/2 in x 3/8th in
Drop Length: 2 1/2 in
Created with Real Clymena Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
Free Domestic Shipping and Easy Returns
Species Facts
Attraction to Sweat
Clymena butterflies are known to be attracted to human sweat due to the salts and minerals it contains, and they can often be seen landing on people.
Unique Wing Patterns
The Clymena butterfly is famous for the distinct "88" or "89" pattern on the underside of its hindwings, making it easily recognizable and unique among butterflies.
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.