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    Hei Matau – Strength and Abundance

    $285.00

    This Hei Matau is carved from serpentine Pounamu sourced near Hokitika. Its flowing curves and rich green tones symbolise strength, abundance, and safe journeys. At 35mm high, it’s a timeless taonga with deep cultural significance.

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    Huia Feather

    $1,000.00

    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.

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    Kahurangi Hei Matau Koru

    $310.00

    A 35mm Hei Matau carved from gem-grade Kahurangi Pounamu, featuring a koru at its heart. This stunning taonga is highly translucent, symbolising strength, connection, and new beginnings. A unique treasure of Aotearoa.

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    Kōhatu Whenua

    $400.00

    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.

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    Marama Awhi – Embrace of the Moon

    $290.00

    This 40mm Pounamu Porohita features deep greens with pale green patches, reminiscent of the moon covered by clouds. The 10mm thickness gives it a lovely weight, with a striking white bar lashing across the top. Named “Marama Awhi” (Embrace of the Moon), this taonga symbolises peace, balance, and connection with nature.

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    Marsden Flower Jade Earrings

    $210.00

    These 40mm Marsden Flower Jade earrings feature straight sides with a curved front, back, and base. The deep green Pounamu is accented with golden flower highlights, creating a unique and elegant look.

     

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    Mossy Toki

    $270.00

    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.

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    Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho – Douglas Creek Pounamu Set

    $800.00

    Elevate your connection to Aotearoa with this Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho Pounamu Set. Hand-carved from Douglas Creek Pounamu, this toki and roimata pairing, measuring 8-9 cm, symbolizes unity and strength. Link for the full story.

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    Ngahere Whiti – “Forest Light”

    $380.00

    This 75mm Pounamu Toki features vibrant swirling greens with a striking white patch, expertly lashed with black cord. It symbolises strength, growth, and clarity, offering a connection to the land and nature’s energy. Named “Ngahere Whiti,” this taonga reflects the light shining through the forest, capturing both mystery and beauty.

     

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    Niho Pounamu Earrings

    $200.00

    Discover the elegance of these 3cm Pounamu earrings, carved in a graceful Niho tooth shape with a pointed end. Crafted from exquisite Hapopo Pounamu sourced from South Westland, these earrings are a stunning piece of New Zealand heritage.

     

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    Pakohe Breastplate

    $350.00

    This elegant “Manawa Riri” pendant is hand-carved from beautiful light grey pakohe (argillite), a stone prized by Māori for its strength and connection to tradition. Its simple, contemporary design honors the stone’s natural beauty while echoing the forms of treasured ancestral tools. A unique and meaningful piece of wearable art.

    Size 6cm high, 6cm wide.

    Material: Pakohe/Argilitte

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    Roimata Earrings Angular – Flower Jade

    $210.00

    These 38mm Marsden Flower Jade earrings feature an angular design with smooth curves, showcasing a beautiful gradient from light hues to deep green. Perfect for any occasion, these earrings add a touch of elegance and natural beauty to your collection.

     

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    Roimata Gem

    $240.00

    This is an elegant  23mm Pounamu Roimata, crafted from premium Marsden Flower Jade. Featuring a stunning deep green hue with swirling golden flower patterning, and a silver clasp, this pendant symbolises healing and comfort, making it a perfect piece of wearable art.

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    Roimata Marsden Flower Jade

    $260.00

    This delicate 25mm roimata pendant, crafted from Marsden Flower Jade, features a triangular shape with a slightly curved base. The deep green stone with white and gold patterns is suspended by a silver clasp and chain. Symbolizing comfort and healing, it’s a piece of natural elegance.

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    Te Marama Tangiwai

    $340.00

    Te Marama Tangiwai – a 65mm wide Roimata carved from stunning Tangiwai Pounamu (Bowenite). This piece glows with golden, green, and deep brown hues when held to the light, symbolising the tears of the moon. A unique taonga, found as a beach boulder and revealed to hold incredible beauty within.

    See the full video from finding the boulder to carving it here. 

     

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    Te Waka – Hei Matau

    $340.00

    “Te Waka” is a stunning Hei Matau carved from Kawakawa Pounamu, featuring unique Totoweka inclusions. This 6cm pendant symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and safe journeys, reflecting the strength of Māori navigators. A beautiful blend of natural beauty and cultural significance.

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