Swarovski Crystal Butterfly Cake Decorations

These whimsical cake butterfly sprays are embellished with brilliant Swarovski crystals! Set of six.

What a wonderful keepsake this will be after your wedding or party. Simply cut the support posts off your cake jewelry with a wire cutter, and you can mount them into a shadow box for safe-keeping. This will create a fabulous reminder of your wedding as you display it in your home! Each butterfly is 1 1/4" wide and 1"high. The butterflies are attached to a long silver pick to secure into your cake.

Please note that these beautiful creations are hand-crafted and therefore, minor imperfections in the silver plating are to be expected and not considered defects.

We are now able to ship this cake jewelry in 7-8 weeks from when you place your order.

Rush orders are available if needed within 5-6 weeks. Please place your order online and provide your wedding date, and select the rush fee option. We will then immediately place your order and Expressions will confirm receipt of the order within a few days.

Notice: There is a sudden proliferation of inferior quality copies of this product available on eBay and other internet websites. Some of these items have messy glued-on non-Swarovski crystals and other low-quality design flaws.

You can verify that we are an authorized dealer of the original, genuine product by contacting Expressions at 310-325-8160.

Daniel Swarovski was born in 1862 in Wattens, Tyrol. He invented and patented an electric machine used to produce lead crystal glass jewelry. Along with financers Armand Kosman and Franz Weis, he founded the Swarovski crystal company initially known as A. Kosmann, Daniel Swarovski & Co. The name was later changed to K.S. & Co. They built a plant in Wattens and the area used hydroelectricity for the various grinding processes required and this saved the company a great deal of money. Swarovski patented this technology to keep away the threat of competitors using it, and gained a huge advantage over most of the crystal production houses. Originally, the company used an Edelweiss logo on its Swarovski crystal products, but changed the logo to today's swan logo in the late 1980's. In 1956, the Aurora Borealis crystal effect, inspired by special effects observed at the North Pole, was created in collaboration with Christian Dior. In 1976, the company created a silver mouse as an emblem for the winter Olympics. This is considered to be a landmark event in the increasing popularity of Swarovski Crystal among collectors. In 2004, the Swarovski Crystal Company sponsored the movie "The Phantom of the Opera". A magnificent chandelier made out of Swarovski crystals was featured. In the same year, they created a nine foot tall crystal star which was placed upon the top of a Christmas tree in New York City. The Swarovski Crystal Company is one of the top producers of lead crystals and sells crystal products all over the world. When shopping for Swarovski crystal products, look for the "Crystallized by Swarovski" tag or logo, a sure sign that you are buying items fashioned with maximum brilliance.