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Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant blue-greens contrasting against deep hues. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s challenges. Complimentin...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant off-white hues contrasting against the deep green. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s challenges. Comp...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant yellows contrasting against deep hues. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s challenges. Complimenting th...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant yellows contrasting against deep hues. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s challenges. Complimenting th...

Carved from New Zealand pounamu, this unique Manu (bird) pendant embodies the spiritual significance of birds in te ao Māori. Seen as messengers between the physical and spiritual worlds, manu symbolise guidance, freedom, and wairua (spirit). They also represent matakite (foresight) and remind us o...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases soft brown and off-white hues contrasting against its deep greens; allowing you to marvel at the natural layering of colours. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant blue-greens contrasting against deep hues. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s challenges. Complimentin...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant green, gold, and yellow hues, contrasting against its deep greens. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s ...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant green, gold, and yellow hues, contrasting against its deep greens. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s ...

Carved from the stunning Putiputi (Flower) pounamu, this one-off Toki pendant showcases vibrant green, gold, and yellow hues, contrasting against its deep greens. The Toki symbolises strength, leadership, and resilience. Traditionally worn by chiefs, it represents power and courage through life’s ...

Carved from greenstone, the Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Kawakawa greenstone showcases beautiful dark green & black tones, with subtle green flecks. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean).The carved n...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from a Kawakawa Pounamu, it features a chunky, substantial weight that gives it a robust and solid feel. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean). Paired with a t...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from Inanga Pounamu, it features grey-green, blue, or silver tones with varying translucency, reminiscent of the native Inanga fish. Representing protection and a deep connection to the mo...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from Inanga Pounamu, it features grey-green, blue, or silver tones with varying translucency, reminiscent of the native Inanga fish. Representing protection and a deep connection to the mo...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from New Zealand's West Coast Kawakawa Pounamu, showcases beautiful dark green & black tones, with subtle white ripples. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean)....

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from New Zealand's West Coast Kawakawa Pounamu, showcases beautiful light green tones, it features a chunky, substantial weight that gives it a robust and solid feel. Representing protecti...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from New Zealand's West Coast Kawakawa Pounamu, showcases beautiful dark green & black tones, with subtle white flecks. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean). ...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from New Zealand's West Coast Kawakawa Pounamu, showcases beautiful dark green & black tones, with subtle white ripples. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean)....

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from New Zealand's West Coast Kawakawa Pounamu, showcases beautiful dark & light green tones, with white clouding. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean). Paire...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from Raukaraka Pounamu, it features a chunky, substantial weight that gives it a robust and solid feel. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean). Paired with a th...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from Inanga Pounamu, it features grey-green, blue, or silver tones with varying translucency, reminiscent of the native Inanga fish. Representing protection and a deep connection to the mo...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from New Zealand's West Coast Kawakawa Pounamu, showcases beautiful dark green & black tones, with subtle white flares. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean). ...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from New Zealand's West Coast Kawakawa Pounamu, showcases beautiful dark green & black tones, with subtle white flares. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean). ...

The Niho (tooth) design symbolises the guardianship and strength of whales and sharks in Māori culture. Carved from Raukaraka Pounamu, it features a chunky, substantial weight that gives it a robust and solid feel. Representing protection and a deep connection to the moana (ocean). Paired with a th...