Small Teardrop-Shaped Pendant Earrings on Endless Hoop | Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly - Sunrise Series | Sterling Silver

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Discover the vibrant allure of our Small Teardrop-Shaped Pendant Earrings featuring the Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly from the Sunrise Series, set on an Endless Hoop. The unique interplay of green, yellow, and black on the butterfly wings is elegantly encased in sterling silver, offering a glimpse into nature's exquisite palette. These earrings blend exceptional craftsmanship with the enchanting beauty of butterfly wing jewelry, providing a sophisticated and timeless accessory. The seamless Endless Hoop design ensures comfort and style for any occasion.

Size & Length

Pendent Size: 1/2 in x 3/8th in

Drop Length: 1 in

Pendent Size: 1/2 in x 3/8th in

Drop Length: 1 in

Details

Created with Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver

Created with Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver

Shipping & Returns

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The Urania Ripheus "Sunrise Series"

Featuring a variety of hues, the Urania butterfly inspired multiple collections highlighting its vibrant colors and spectacular designs.

This collection vividly captures the essence of sunrise, with each piece showcasing unique blends of yellows, oranges, and greens. This series celebrates the dynamic beauty of the dawn, infusing every item with a distinct and vibrant charm. No two items are the same.

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WHERE WOULD YOU FIND THEM?

The Urania Ripheus butterfly, also known as the Madagascan sunset moth, is native to Madagascar. This stunningly beautiful moth is known for its iridescent, multicolored wings that shimmer with shades of green, blue, red, and black. It is a day-flying moth and is often mistaken for a butterfly due to its vivid coloration and active daytime behavior.

Species Facts

Cultural Significance

Its beauty has made it a popular subject in art and jewelry, especially in designs emphasizing its dramatic coloration.

Mimicry and Toxicity

Its vivid colors serve as a warning to predators about its toxicity, a strategy known as aposematic coloration.

Day-Flying

Unlike many butterflies, the Urania Riphues is a day-flying moth, active during daylight hours.