Every specimen is the only one of its kind.

Coal-black wings edged with a fine silver chain, the body covered in steel-grey pearls. It moves quietly and gracefully through the dusk, a silvery thread of shine trembling faintly behind it. Swivels are embroidered into the body.

Heaped with golden sequins, hundreds of tiny pearls, golden wings and an abdomen that glitters faintly blue. The golden queen is rare and mysteriously enchanting.

A nocturnal creature born from beads — golden in sunlight, but in shadow a small predator that moves with confidence and dignity.

Mother-of-pearl eyespots repeat across the wings — in nature a defensive pattern moths use to startle predators. Here it is pure ornament.

A structured, hand-made brooch in the shape of a butterfly. The design brings together a deep green velvet body, detailed rows of gold and white pearls, and finely finished wings.

A small silver wanderer — moving quietly between the leaves, the sun catches its back. The smallest insect in the collection. Made with metal beads; the wings carry bright sequin eyes and a structured pattern.

Its furred appearance makes it both slightly mysterious and endearing. It carries nothing excessive — only its natural beauty and secrecy. Made from reclaimed fur, velvet, metal beads and gold thread.

An elegant and strikingly large species, the middle of its body covered in soft black fur. A specimen with a wide wingspan. Metal beads in varying tones bring the black to life.

Large, with a structured abdomen and four wings. The lower wings are of translucent lace. Metal beads of differing shape, tone and size come together beautifully.

Heavenly Beetle  

...shimmers in shades of blue and gold, like the night sky on a clear evening. Golden tubular glass beads add warmth, while bluish Japanese Miyuki seed beads bring a touch of crispness. the reverse side is velvety soft, edged with tiny beads.