Aroha Stone Pendant and Fan Earring Set
$520.00Aroha Stone 100mm Roimata pendant and 80mm fan earring set. Symbolises love, strength, and emotional release. Sterling silver fittings. Haast, Southland.
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Aroha Stone Waterfall Toki
$400.0065mm Aroha Stone Toki with stylised waterfall form and riverbed rear. Bold marbling in pink, violet, and white. Symbol of graceful strength and movement.
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Beach Gems Pendants
$60.00Discover unique NZ beach pebble pendants! Handcrafted from a variety of natural stones, including quartzite, jasper, Ōnewa and more. Each piece is one-of-a-kind – find the treasure that speaks to you!
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Blade Roimata Kahurangi
$120.00A 70mm Kahurangi Pounamu Roimata pendant with a unique blade-like form, symbolising strength and resilience. Highly translucent, with a black lashing.
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Inanga Heartstone Toki
$320.0060mm Toki carved from the heart of an Inanga Pounamu boulder, curved freeform shape. From Arahura Awa with gentle green tones.
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Inanga Pounamu Drop Earrings
$220.0030mm straight drop earrings made from Inanga Pounamu from Arahura Awa. Simple, elegant, and set with sterling silver hooks and clasps.
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Inanga Pounamu Pendant and Earring Set
$600.00Translucent Inanga Pounamu pendant and earring set by Paul Berry. Long drop pendant (65mm) and short drop earrings (25mm) with sterling silver.
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Inanga Raukaraka Roimata
Original price was: $220.00.$170.00Current price is: $170.00.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.
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Kahurangi Kapeu
$280.00This 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.
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Kahurangi Pounamu Cross
$300.00This 45mm cross, carved from vibrant Kahurangi Pounamu, symbolises unity and strength. Its translucent green tones represent hope, resilience, and connection.
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Kahurangi Pounamu Roimata – Translucent Elegance
$170.006cm Kahurangi Pounamu Roimata featuring vibrant green translucency and a sleek design. Hand-lashed with a black cord, symbolising clarity, growth, and life’s journey.
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Kaitorete Toki – Whatuaho
$180.00This 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.
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Kawakawa Pounamu Toki and Roimata Set
$950.00A stunning 95mm Kawakawa Pounamu Toki and Roimata set, featuring rich green hues with cloudy patterning. Symbols of strength and healing. Click the link to see the full post and video of their creation.
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Kawkawa Touchstone
$750.00Kawakawa Pounamu display piece, 85mm high and 150mm wide, with one polished face and a natural skin on the reverse. A powerful touchstone and visual taonga for home, work, or gifting.
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Kokopu Niho
$210.00Hand-carved Niho pendant made from Kokopu Pounamu from the Arahura River, measuring 45mm. This unique piece symbolises strength, protection, and connection to the natural world of Aotearoa, featuring the distinctive speckled patterns of Kokopu Pounamu.
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Kokopu Porohita
$310.00The Porohita represents unity, wholeness, and the cycles of life, symbolising deep connections to whānau, whakapapa, and the natural world. Carved from Kokopu Pounamu, this 60mm taonga embodies strength, resilience, and the enduring bonds that shape our lives.
