Real Urania Ripheus Sunset Series Butterfly Oval Pendant On Flat Bar Post Earrings In Sterling Silver
$104.00
Regular price $93.60
This oval shaped earrings was made using real Urania Ripheus 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. Inspired by the fiery palette of the setting sun, this design glows with rich warmth and drama.
Set in sterling silver, this piece balances visual drama with enduring craftsmanship. Its timeless finish allows it to complement nearly any ensemble.
Perfect as a gift for two—mother and daughter, lifelong friends, or anyone connected by beauty and memory. Like matching wings, they echo shared journeys.
Pendent Size: 1 in x 1/2 in
Created with Real Urania Ripheus Butterfly Wings and Sterling Silver
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$104.00
Regular price $93.60
This oval shaped earrings was made using real Urania Ripheus 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. Inspired by the fiery palette of the setting sun, this design glows with rich warmth and drama.
Set in sterling silver, this piece balances visual drama with enduring craftsmanship. Its timeless finish allows it to complement nearly any ensemble.
Perfect as a gift for two—mother and daughter, lifelong friends, or anyone connected by beauty and memory. Like matching wings, they echo shared journeys.
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
Discovery
It was first described by the Swedish entomologist Carl Linnaeus in 1773.
Day-Flying
Unlike many butterflies, the Urania Riphues is a day-flying moth, active during daylight hours.
Mimicry and Toxicity
Its vivid colors serve as a warning to predators about its toxicity, a strategy known as aposematic coloration.