This 65mm Pounamu Hei Matau is carved from beautifully translucent light green stone, reminiscent of Kahurangi with natural inclusions that give it depth and character. The form is narrow and refined, with a subtle hook at the top and a defined spike at the base. The Hei Matau symbolises strength, prosperity, and safe travel, especially across water. It is ready to wear and is a one-of-a-kind taonga
This Triple Twist Pikorua is carved from Hapopo Pounamu from South Westland. At 90mm long, with a pointed flick at the base, it is strikingly translucent. The inner connections of the twist remain intact, symbolising unbreakable bonds. Suspended on a black cord, it carries the timeless meaning of connection, loyalty, and eternity.
Uira Ara is a large 110mm Hei Toki carved from deep green Kawakawa Pounamu. A natural lightning-like feature runs through the centre of the stone, contrasting with darker green tones and softer clouded patterning on the reverse. The form has flat bevelled edges and a curved face flowing down to the cutting edge.
This 90mm Roimata is carved from dark grey Urirui Pākohe, known for its depth of colour and subtle grain. Long and slender, it’s finished with a black spiral lashing that complements the stone’s natural strength. A striking taonga that feels both grounded and refined.
70mm long drop earrings in vibrant green Williamsonite Serpentine Pounamu from Takaka. Translucent and striking, with sterling silver fittings.
This tāhua taonga is Paul Berry’s Waka Hēre, a Raranga Hapine carved from bright pale green pounamu from the Tasman area. Designed as a functional form that can also be worn, it symbolises strength, usefulness, and the close link between craft and culture. The cord is a mix of brown, blue, and black with a clean lashing at the top.
Whakatau is a compact Kawakawa Pounamu toki carved at 40mm long, with a distinctive cloudy pattern flowing across the front of the stone. The name Whakatau means to settle, decide, or bring resolution, and was chosen to reflect the calm, grounded presence of the stone. Finished with a clean black lashing, this is a simple, strong taonga designed to sit close to the body.
Whakatipu is a Raukaraka Pounamu Hei Tiki, carved in the traditional groove style. Its golden-orange hues give it a rich, warm presence. A taonga of deep ancestral connection and meaning.
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Whanaunga is a set of two taonga — a Toki and a Roimata — carved from the same piece of deep green serpentine Pounamu from the Nelson area. Each is 60mm long, with a black lashing. Their shared origin symbolises enduring connection — two pieces that were one for countless years, now carrying that bond into the lives of those who wear them.
This unique whatuaho (greywacke) pendant, crafted from a West Coast beach pebble, showcases the natural beauty of the stone. Measuring 6cm long, it features a tan lashing with a ringbolt lashing style using half hitches across three holes at the top.
45mm Williamsonite curved blade pendant. Translucent green Serpentine Pounamu from Takaka ready to wear. Medium size with gentle movement.
35mm curved blade earrings in translucent green Williamsonite from Takaka. Elegant and vibrant with sterling silver fittings.
35mm Williamsonite curved blade pendant from Takaka. Translucent green Serpentine Pounamu with sterling silver chain. Small, light, and vibrant.
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This kapeu is carved from inanga pounamu, six centimetres long with pale greens that glow in the light. Traditionally worn as ear or neck pendants, kapeu symbolise connection to whakapapa and were treasured as heirlooms. Finished with a white four-braid cord, this taonga carries a calm, flowing presence.
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60mm bright green Kahurangi Pounamu Roimata on silver chain. Highly translucent with white edge. Symbolises healing, strength, and flowing emotion.
90mm Roimata made from bright, highly translucent Kahurangi Pounamu. A mix of soft angles and natural stone skin, tumbled smooth to honour its original shape.
