This 80mm Roimata is carved in a flowing, curved form from striped grey Pakohe found near Tākaka. One edge is left raw with the natural outer skin of the stone — a creamy white with soft orange-brown tones. The Roimata shape symbolises healing, connection, and the flow of life. This taonga honours both form and origin.
This unique Roimata pendant has a soft circular form that gently tapers toward the top, combining elements of both the Roimata and Mārama shapes. It’s just 5mm thick and glows beautifully when lit from behind, with rich green tones swirling through the stone. Suspended from a single hole on a black cord.
A 60mm Hei Matau carved from Kawakawa Pounamu, with the pale rind of the stone visible along the edge. Symbolises strength, safe passage, and life’s journey. A taonga for those guided by purpose.
The hei matau, or fishhook, symbolises prosperity, safe journeys, and connection to the moana. Hei Matau Toroa, named for its form reminiscent of the beak of the toroa (albatross), is an 80mm Pounamu pendant with a tan lashing. Its angled point gives strength to the design, while the stone shifts from soft light greens through to deep rich tones at the base.
This matching pair of Roimata has been carved from the same piece of bright green Kahurangi Pounamu, creating a strong visual and symbolic connection between the two taonga. A vivid dark inclusion runs through both pieces, naturally linking them together and reflecting relationships such as tuakana-teina, parent and child, or close whānau bonds. The larger Roimata measures 80mm and the smaller 45mm, both finished with black three-hole ring bolt lashings.
This matching pendant and stud earring set is carved from icy blue Guatemalan jadeite in a rare “snowy princessa” tone. The pendant features a 7mm domed circle set in sterling silver, designed with an open back to let light pass through and reveal the stone’s translucency. The 4mm stud earrings mirror the circular form, creating a clean and balanced set. Jadeite of this clarity and colour carries a sense of calm, clarity, and quiet strength.
This Roimata taonga is carved from Inanga Pounamu, featuring striking dark grey to black dendritic patterning flowing in from one side and soft swirling detail through the stone. The body shifts from a deeper pale green into very light, milky green tones, giving it real depth and movement. Measuring approximately 70mm long by 35mm wide, it is finished with a simple drilled hole and suspended on a black cord, keeping the focus on the stone and the form. A strong, elegant piece that carries both softness and contrast.
These handcrafted sterling silver cufflinks feature stunning Inanga Pounamu with soft creamy greens and beautiful translucency. The square Pounamu tops are approximately 9–10mm across and 4mm thick, giving them a solid and refined presence without being oversized. The Pounamu is secured with a strong hidden pin system into the sterling silver base for durability and long-term wear.
Worn to elevate formal clothing, these bring an added connection to Aotearoa and the significance of Pounamu into that setting. They suit weddings, formal events, business wear, or special occasions where a subtle but meaningful detail can stand out.
This 55mm Toki is carved from pale green Inanga Pounamu, with soft tones that glow gently in the light. Its classic form is paired with a bold black lashing for contrast. A clean, simple taonga with timeless presence.
This 7cm Kapeu is carved from vibrant and translucent Kahurangi Pounamu, suspended on a hand-braided tan 4-cord necklace. Traditionally worn as an ear ornament, the Kapeu symbolises refinement, mana, and leadership. It can also carries quiet associations with motherhood, once used to soothe teething pēpi. A graceful and meaningful taonga, made to be worn close to the heart.
This 45mm cross, carved from vibrant Kahurangi Pounamu, symbolises unity and strength. Its translucent green tones represent hope, resilience, and connection.
6cm Kahurangi Pounamu Roimata featuring vibrant green translucency and a sleek design. Hand-lashed with a black cord, symbolising clarity, growth, and life’s journey.
This 55mm Toki is crafted from Whatuaho (Greywacke), sourced from Kaitorete Spit in Canterbury. Greywacke forms the bedrock of the Southern Alps, symbolising strength and resilience. The Toki represents courage, leadership, and the ability to shape one’s destiny, connecting you to the powerful heritage of Aotearoa.
Carved by David Curtis, this 70mm roimata is crafted from beautiful flower jade with soft pale greens, warm orange tones, and touches of darker green. Its faceted form catches the light from every angle, while the exposed drop-hole suspension becomes a distinctive feature of the design. The roimata symbolises healing, strength, reflection, and emotional connection.
This naturally tumbled Kawakawa Pounamu has taken the form of a small knife, complete with a handle-like shape. Measuring 60mm long, it’s not sharp or functional as a blade, but the form evokes purpose and intention. The rich green colouring of the stone comes through clearly, with some natural inclusions adding depth and character.
These matching Kawakawa Pounamu earrings have a graceful flowing shape with one straight edge and a gentle outward curve on the other. Around 65mm long (plus the hooks), they taper from the top to a softly pointed base with a subtle outward curve. The deep green stone shows beautiful translucency when held up to the light, revealing the natural character within the Pounamu.
