Aquamarine Dream Butterfly Crown, Butterfly Fascinator, Derby Hat Accessory

Name: Aquamarine Dream Butterfly Crown, Butterfly Fascinator, Derby Hat Accessory
Brand: VivaDelfina
SKU: 291984855
Price: 99.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (434 reviews)

VivaDelfina

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Handmade
Materials: feathers, wire, hemp wire

DETAILS:
♡ Handmade
♡ Featuring 12 feather butterflies
♡ One butterfly "in flight" - direction and height can be adjusted to your liking
♡ Adjustable halo crown
♡ Lightweight & comfortable for all day/night wear
♡ Great for long or short hairstyles
♡ Butterfly dimensions = 4 inches

RETURN POLICY:
💜 Due to the handmade and custom nature of each design, returns for a refund are not currently accepted

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Purchase EXPRESS shipping and write your date of need in the buyer's note at checkout.
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Order today to get by Apr 18-May 2
Returns & exchanges not accepted
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Ships from Phoenix, AZ

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CLEANING:
All headpieces are made from natural fiber feathers. The feathers can be wiped cleaned using a soft, dry cloth or a natural-bristled artist's brush. Make sure to follow the natural direction of the plumage to softly brush away dust. Never brush against the natural grain or growth of a feather and take care not to break the quill with too much pressure.

PRESERVATION:
Store your headpiece away from dust, moisture and bright light. While feathers may seem to be waterproof, it is only the secretions from certain glands on live birds that keep the feathers coated with oils. If this oil is removed by washing, dust collection, etc., they begin to lose their suppleness and deteriorate. Feathers survive the longest in temperatures of 60