Cameo-style pendant necklace and matching earrings feature a copy of my original colored pencil sketch of our visiting Spring migrant, the Indigo Bunting.  Alluding to their ability of navigatoin by the North Star, I depicted him perched on a night-blooming Moonflower, observing stars in the night sky in preparation for migration. Other details include:

Necklace:
* 18” Stainless Steel chain with "North Star" silver-toned charm on end of chain.
* 7/8" silver-toned pendant* Lobster clasp

Earrings:
* 1/2" silver-toned circular pendants
* Stainless steel fishhook backs (hypoallergenic)

Both Products:
* Feature Swarovski rhinestones in "Crystal"
* Images printed on archival-quality matte photo paper
* Jeweler’s-grade resin protects images
* Comes specially wrapped in a gift box!

Indigo Bunting ~ Passerina cyanea
The Indigo Bunting breeds throughout eastern North America and southern Canada, while spending it’s winters in Central America, the Caribbean, and south Florida. During their first summer, young Indigo Buntings begin learning how to navigate using the stars in the night sky. From the nest, they gauge direction using the pattern of stars nearest the North Star, or a fixed point in the sky. This prepares them for later Fall and Spring migrations.