This Tangiwai Pounamu taonga features a koru carved into its side, symbolising growth, renewal, and connection. The rare translucent greenstone glows when held to the light, making it a powerful reminder of transformation and potential.
This 7cm Tangiwaī Roimata is carved from a beach-found serpentine Pounamu cobble with surprising translucency. Yellowy-orange tones mix with darker shades in a unique natural pattern. From beach to taonga, I captured the full process in a video.
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A Tapatoru carved from Auhunga Pounamu, featuring pale whitish-green tones with a touch of orange skin at the base. A strong, balanced taonga designed for someone with the mana to wear it.
Te Ao Aotea is a 5cm circular pendant crafted from rare Aotea stone, embodying the unity of life’s cycles and a deep connection to the land.
“Te Mānu Kaha” is a stunning Hei Matau carved from Kawakawa Pounamu, featuring unique Totoweka coloring. This piece symbolizes strength, resilience, and safe travels. Its translucent beauty and intricate koru design make it a meaningful addition to any collection.
Te Oranga Hou Pounamu Set: Embrace new beginnings with this stunning handcrafted toki and roimata set carved from vibrant raukaraka pounamu. A symbol of strength, growth, and connection to Aotearoa (New Zealand).
This Kōuma, named Te Whakaata o te Onepū or The Reflection of the Sand, symbolises inner strength and ancestral support. It’s a reminder to look deeper, to find beauty in what others might miss, and to carry quiet strength in everyday life.
Hand-carved from light grey basalt from the Port Hills, this 4.3cm Toki pendant features a black lashing.
It symbolizes strength and resilience, making it perfect for personal empowerment or as a meaningful gift.
Toki Kaha, meaning “Adze of Strength” in Maori, is a pounamu toki pendant crafted from sacred greenstone. It symbolizes resilience, strength, and connection to the land.
This stunning 40mm toki pendant, crafted from Marsden Flower Jade, features a deep green hue with intricate white and gold flower patterns. Suspended by a silver clasp and chain, it symbolizes strength and resilience. A beautiful blend of natural elegance and cultural significance.
Handcrafted from locally-sourced offcuts, each earring is a true taonga, showcasing the natural beauty of Aotearoa’s greenstone. Embrace the uniqueness of these earrings, as no two pairs are alike, making them a distinct expression of New Zealand craftsmanship and style. All are genuine New Zealand Jade, Pounamu.
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Explore our Tumbled Pounamu Pendants, made from genuine New Zealand Pounamu. These pendants are a symbol of Māori heritage and make a meaningful addition to any outfit or gift.
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An 80mm tumbled Kawakawa Pounamu Roimata pendant with a wide base. Deep green with a smooth finish and black lashing. A symbol of healing and resilience.
Get your hands on some Pounamu Stud Earrings, a true slice of New Zealand. Made from the offcuts of larger carvings, these earrings are all about giving every bit of pounamu its moment to shine. They’re unmatched, just like us Kiwis, showcasing the natural beauty and uniqueness of our land. Ideal for anyone who’s proud of our heritage and values a touch of distinctiveness.
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This Roimata Pounamu pendant, made from Hapopo Pounamu, features a delicate koru design symbolising new beginnings and growth. Its vibrant green hues and intricate lashing make it a unique taonga, perfect for those seeking a meaningful connection to Aotearoa’s heritage.
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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