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In the 80’s, Efva wrote a song called “Miss Butterfly” which later on became the main inspiration to one of her most iconic jewellery collections with the same name.

The collection “Miss Butterfly” was launched in 2011 and has since then become a favourite for many. Over the years the collection has grown and today it holds both pieces in silver and gold, some of them enriched with diamonds.
Love and music are two components that often is the main theme behind Efva's messages and jewellery design. The inspiration for this particular collection is taken from the 80’s and Efva's years as an artist, which the message behind the jewellery further describes: “At the start of my music career back in the 80’s, I wrote the song ‘Miss Butterfly’. The lyrics were about love and how precious it is. You shouldn’t hold on too tight because it might fly away, just like a butterfly.”

The collection “Miss Butterfly” was launched in 2011 and has since then become a favourite for many. Over the years the collection has grown and today it holds both pieces in silver and gold, some of them enriched with diamonds.
Love and music are two components that often is the main theme behind Efva's messages and jewellery design. The inspiration for this particular collection is taken from the 80’s and Efva's years as an artist, which the message behind the jewellery further describes: “At the start of my music career back in the 80’s, I wrote the song ‘Miss Butterfly’. The lyrics were about love and how precious it is. You shouldn’t hold on too tight because it might fly away, just like a butterfly.”
The years before Efva became a jewellery designer, she worked as a model in the world's biggest fashion cities and had a career as a singer-songwriter. This is Efva’s own words about the time that later on initiated the idea behind the collection: “At the end of my 12-year long career as a model, I started to get tired of the modelling profession. In Milan, my last stop abroad as a model, I met some musicians by chance.”
“I did a demo tape in a studio, and the song I wrote was called ‘Miss Butterfly‘. It was about my life as a model and the constant change of workplace, from Paris to London, New York and Milan. I was like a butterfly, and if any crush I met tried to make me stay, I flew on. Like a butterfly that does not want to be caught. Butterflies are so beautiful and have given me great inspiration that I have tried to reproduce in silver and gold.”
