Chrysochroa limbata | Jewel Beetle | A1 Dry-Preserved Specimen | Unmounted dry_preserved Their name derives from the

Their name derives from the Latin septum (partition)

it represents a precise and collectible point on the taxonomic map

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Chrysochroa limbata | Jewel Beetle | A1 Dry-Preserved Specimen | Unmounted dry_preserved Their name derives from theChrysochroa limbata is among the most visually arresting members of the family Buprestidae the jewel beetles celebrated by collectors and naturalists alike for the extraordinary iridescent lustre of its elytra. Native to the forests of Southeast Asia, this species displays a vivid metallic sheen that shifts between deep greens, golds, and blues depending on the angle of light, a phenomenon produced not by pigment but by the microscopic structure of