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French-Edge Duck Butterfly Crystal Press-On Nails D-34
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Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004 — the French-Edge Duck set (Item No. D-34) brings butterflies, gold crystals, and a French outline together on an eye-catching duck silhouette, at USD $11.25 per set. This is the fun, fashion-forward style that stands out on shelves and in try-on content.
Design & Details
The duck form widens gracefully toward the free edge, and each tip is dressed with butterfly motifs and gold-tone crystal accents inside a delicate French-edge border. The combination of flared silhouette and sparkle creates a glamorous, youthful look that has become a signature of trendy press-on lines.
- Distinctive duck/flare silhouette for a standout hand shape.
- Butterfly and gold crystal detailing on a French-edge base.
- Fully finished press-on design ready for immediate retail.
Specifications
| Item No. | D-34 |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Butterfly with gold crystals |
| Pcs | 24 Pcs (set) |
| Form | Duck |
| Style | French glam flare |
Why Stock This Set
Duck-shaped press-ons are a high-demand novelty profile among younger buyers who follow nail trends closely, and decorating the shape with crystals raises its gift appeal. Retailers report strong photo engagement with flare silhouettes on social platforms. Compare the shape with classics in the nail shape guide and pair this set with other glam SKUs in the press-on collection.
Wear & Care
Because the free edge is wide, the glue bond at the cuticle and sidewalls matters most for stable wear. Recommend careful removal with oil soak to preserve the crystals for reuse.
FAQ
Will the wide duck tip feel heavy?
No — the tips are made from lightweight material with a balanced thickness, so the flare reads visually without weighing down the finger.
Are the gold crystals securely attached?
Yes, stones are set firmly into the finish; the set is packed to protect them during shipping, and normal wear does not loosen them.
Is this a trending shape for the season?
Duck and flare silhouettes keep appearing in trend roundups; our trend report covers how long the shape will stay relevant.




