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Discover the timeless allure of the toki, a symbol deeply rooted in Māori heritage. Our latest 65mm Pounamu pendant embodies the strength and artistry of this traditional tool.
The toki, or adze, is not just a tool but a representation of skill and craftsmanship. Historically used for carving wood, it is a fitting emblem for those who shape and create, whether it be through art, leadership, or thought.
Crafted from Kawakawa Totoweka Pounamu, this 7cm pendant stands out with its vibrant green hue, marbled with streaks that tell a unique geological story. The Kawakawa variety is known for its rich color and is highly sought after for its beauty and rarity. The Totoweka descriptor indicates the presence of red spots or streaks, reminiscent of the blood of the Totoweka bird, adding to the rarity and special character of this piece.
This Kawakawa Totoweka Pounamu toki is not only a remarkable piece of wearable art; it is a bearer of tradition and a testament to the enduring legacy of Pounamu in Maori culture. For the wearer, it offers a tangible connection to the values and history of New Zealand’s indigenous people. It reminds us that in every carved line, there is a story, and in every piece of Pounamu, there is life.
To own a piece like this is to carry with you a fragment of Aotearoa’s heart — a connection to the land, the people, and the myriad stories that are held within the embrace of its greenstone.
This hand-carved Akaroa basalt toki honors Māori tradition and the volcanic origins of its stone. Its unique form showcases the weathered outer skin of the basalt, adding depth and character.
Size: 6cm
Cord: Tan 4 braid.
Learn the full story on our blog and own this distinctive piece.
This hand-carved Akaroa basalt toki exudes strength and mana. Its angled cutting edge and substantial weight embody traditional Māori craftsmanship.
Size: 6cm
Naturally shaped amber quartz beach pebble pendant, 55mm long. Canterbury, NZ origin with creamy whites, yellows, and black highlights. Black ringbolt lashing and 3 braid plait.
See the finding, carving, and polishing on this video on youtube (1:14 min)
Discover a rare and precious treasure from New Zealand with this stunning tumbled Aotea pounamu pendant. This unique pendant showcases the gemstone’s natural beauty, with its captivating swirling turquoise hues and smooth finish. Wear it close to your heart and connect with the vibrant energy of New Zealand and its indigenous Maori culture.
This exquisite hand-carved pounamu toki pendant measures 3.5cm high and features vibrant green stone with delicate white and orange flower patterns.
This toki pendant is a powerful talisman, reminding the wearer of the values it represents. It’s a symbol of resilience, perseverance, and a celebration of Maori heritage.
Unearth the beauty of nature with this 7cm toki pendant. Hand-carved from a Hokitika serpentine cobble, it showcases stunning green hues with gold highlights. The black lashing adds a touch of sophistication. Toki symbolize strength, resourcefulness, and connection to the earth – wear it with pride.
The huia, a now-extinct bird that was native to New Zealand, is remembered for its striking plumage and distinctive tail feathers. In Maori culture, the huia feather is a symbol of nobility, worn traditionally by high-ranking individuals. It is a physical representation of leadership and mana (prestige). Capturing this significance, an 11cm black jade carving of a huia feather has been meticulously crafted, echoing the connection between the spiritual and the earthly realms.
This one-of-a-kind pounamu pendant features captivating inanga green with vibrant orange raukaraka markings, characteristic of stones from the Arahura River. The black spiral lashing adds a touch of elegance. Carved with care, it connects you to the beauty of Aotearoa.
Hand-carved kawakawa pounamu cross pendant, measuring 4cm. A beautiful and meaningful symbol of faith, crafted from New Zealand’s treasured greenstone. Discover the captivating beauty of pounamu and the power of this timeless symbol.
This captivating 3cm pounamu toki pendant, crafted from kawakawa pounamu (greenstone), features a black lashing and embodies the Maori symbol of strength, determination, and resourcefulness.
Jewelry often tells a story, not just of the one who wears it, but also of its origin and making. This story is even richer when the jewelry is named, giving it an identity that resonates with its essence. Such is the case with “Kōhatu Whenua”, which in Māori translates to “Land’s Stone”. From a serene Canterbury beach in New Zealand, the Kōhatu Whenua set emerges – both carved from a single Greywacke stone, each possessing a unique charm and significance that taps into the heart of Aotearoa’s heritage. The name beautifully encapsulates the deep-rooted connection these pendants have with the land they originate from.
This captivating rectangle pendant is a beautiful example of pounamu carving. The translucent green stone is imbued with deep meaning and modern elegance. The rectangle form symbolizes solidity, consistency, and discipline.
The Mauri is a unique pounamu toki pendant, carved from pale to mid green inanga pounamu. Its dimensions of 8cm in length and 12mm in thickness create a solid and substantial piece. Enhanced by pipiwharauroa shimmer, Mauri invites a tangible connection with the holder.
Embrace the beauty of nature with this toki pendant. Hand-carved from Douglas Creek serpentine, it features a captivating mix of whites, greens, and dark accents, resembling a mossy surface. At 6 cm long, this toki is a symbol of growth, renewal, and connection to the earth.