Real Blue Morpho butterfly wing Slider charm Choker

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★ Dainty faux leather choker necklaces featuring REAL butterfly wings under magnified glass! (Read below for more on how I ethically obtain the wings!) Your choice of real butterfly wing with your choice of black, silver, or gold faux leather choker band and your choice of metal finish (silver or bronze). Each butterfly wing is expertly embedded under a magnified glass cabochon. The chokers are adjustable to 12" - 15" in length (If a special custom length is needed, please send me a message!). Each piece will arrive in its own gift pouch with literature on the species of butterfly!

Choose which type of butterfly wing you would like in your necklace! Butterfly wing species / color options numbered left to right in third photo:

1. Scarlet Nymph Butterfly "Cymothoe Sangrias" from Africa (Red)

2. Rainbow Sunset Moth "Urania Ripheus" (Rainbow orange, green, blue & black spots)

3. Green Dragonfly "Neurobasis Chinensis Damselfly" from Indonesia (Emerald green)

4. Pearl Morpho "Morpho Sulkowski" (Iridescent Pearl / Opal color)

5. Blue Atlas Morpho "Morpho Rhetenor" from Peru (Iridescent Royal Blue)

6. Cherub Butterfly "Doxocopa Cherubina" from Brazil (Iridescent Turquoise / Teal)

7. Magenta Sunset Moth "Urania Ripheus" (Magenta / Hot pink & Black spots)

8. Green Sunset Moth "Urania Ripheus" (Pastel Green & Black spots)

9. Emperor Morpho "Morpho Peleides" from Columbia (Iridescent baby blue)

*Model is wearing the #6. Cherub Butterfly in the bronze setting with a rose gold band*

*NOTE* No Butterflies are harmed in the making of my jewelry! All butterflies are raised on butterfly farms and sanctuaries and allowed to live their full lifespan, which averages about 1 month, and then collected and sold so that their beauty can live on! Butterfly Farming actually helps to preserve rain forests and also assures the survival of natural butterfly habitats. Native people are encouraged to grow plants and raise insects opposed to clearing land for cash crops. I am a member of and donate to the Rainforest Alliance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the Rainforest and the many species that live within it, including the Blue Morpho Butterfly!

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