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The birthstone for October is tourmaline and is said to release tension and protect the wearer against danger and misfortune. Featuring a tourmaline-coloured cubic zirconia stone, our October charm symbolises your ability to overcome all of life’s obstacles to achieve balance in your life.

Bringing emotional calmness whilst relieving stress and anxiety, smoky quartz is the birthstone for June. Showcasing smoky quartz-coloured cubic zirconia stones this beautiful birthstone charm provides a sense of stability and connection to everything and everyone around us.

The kete is a traditional Maori woven basket, used to keep treasures safe and to gather food. Woven from flax, the kete is both decorative and practical and has remained a faithful part of Kiwi life. This charm is a perfect gift for someone you treasure, bestowing a lifetime of good fortune.

This stylised fish hook represents safe travel, especially over water. It promises protection for the wearer as they explore the world, discovering new cultures, experiencing their own adventures and enjoying life, across Aotearoa and beyond. This powerful symbol is held in great reverence by the Maori people.

The twist symbolises the most special of attributes - loyalty. This distinctive charm honours those friendships or relationships that will last an eternity. The powerful curves of the twist represent the joining together of people. Although these relationships may experience life’s ups and downs, or perhaps be separated by distance, their bonds of friendship and loyalty will last a lifetime.

The kina is a sea urchin found widely along New Zealand coastlines. Traditional and popular kaimoana (seafood), the kina has a smooth, buttery roe hidden inside its hard spiny shell. Once removed, the kina’s spines reveal the most beautiful light green shell, textured with pearlescent white dots. ...

New Zealand loves its water sports. Our little Water-ski Kiwi loves gliding through our stunning glass lakes, oceans and rivers, which are ideal for this classic sport. She is also for all of those water lovers and gutsy explorers who love living on the edge

Kiwis love to cook and the Edmonds cook book is a national icon. Whether you’re an accomplished cook or just starting out, this renowned recipe book is a symbol of good honest Kiwi cooking. The well-thumbed pages have taught a nation of food lovers how to serve up hearty, healthy dishes. This charm celebrates our love of cooking and all those great times shared together around the table.

The much loved little ladybird has forever been a symbol of luck. She is delightfully playful, make your wish known to her and she will fly away and grant it. Anyone wearing this charm holds a little token of luck on their wrist as the ladybird brings positive energy and good fortune to those who believe and dare to dream.

Our row of hearts symbolise love. Each heart connects us with the people who we cherish the most. The koru forms part of every heart, reminding us of the growth that love brings to us. Through its interlinking hearts, this charm celebrates the powerful connection between those who love each other.

Our Dragonfly charm was inspired by the native Giant Bush Dragonfly, found in summer dancing amidst our effervescent New Zealand streams. The dragonfly, a fast moving creature of the wind, symbolises change and new beginnings. This charm gives you the inner strength to create something new and fresh, and embrace the winds of change.

Our Treasured Girl charm represents those special young ladies we are lucky enough to have as part of our family. This charm celebrates the delight our girls bring us, with their sensitive souls, creative minds, independent nature and natural intelligence. Thoughtful and spirited, our girls make us ...

An iconic symbol of New Zealand, this native fern branch often embellishes the uniform of anyone representing our country at an international level. The outline of our New Zealand fern is instantly recognisable to us all, evoking a sense of dedication, commitment and success. This charm inspires a real sense of pride and patriotism for Aotearoa.

Whether celebrating a new home or somewhere that has become part of who we are, home is a very special place. It’s somewhere we’re happy & proud to call our own, where we’re relaxed, safe & feel a true sense of belonging. And, if we’re lucky, we get to share it with those closest to us. This special Home charm honours our origins, family & friends - all the things that we treasure.

Symbolising joy, good health and hope, our November charm features stunning citrine-coloured cubic zirconia stones. It is said that citrine has positive effects on the health and well-being of your body and mind.

Our powerful axe charm represents the true spirit of the Kiwi woman. The crisscrossing of the axes symbolise confidence and courage. New Zealand women are strong and passionate, and throughout history have been first movers in female leadership across the globe.

Our inspiring bunch of daffodils symbolises vitality. These bright yellow flowers, with their beautiful fragrance, awaken our senses and lift our mood. For many, the daffodil is a sign that they have made it through tough times, a symbol of hope, strength and positivity. This hardy flower blooms brightly, heralding the start of spring, a season of new life.

As the graduation cap is thrown excitedly into the air, another Kiwi graduates into their chosen pathway. The graduates have reached a milestone in their life journey; their study, determination and hard work is behind them and their chosen career path lies ahead. This cap symbolises success, knowledge and a bright future.

Those born in January are lucky to have the beautiful garnet as their birthstone. This treasured stone is believed to keep the wearer safe whilst travelling. Featuring a garnet-coloured cubic zirconia stone, our January charm offers a sense of strength and protection to those who need it the most.

The birthstone for December is blue topaz which symbolises love and affection. Featuring a blue-topaz-coloured cubic zirconia stone, our December charm honours those true friends who have shown us loyalty and love always.

Every little girl remembers wishing for a pony for her birthday. A pony is a friend to share adventures with, a means of meeting new friends at pony club and a way to learn about responsibility and caring – much more than just a pet. This charm symbolises fun and friendship, reminding us of happy times riding through Aotearoa’s beautiful countryside.

Our cute little ‘Daisy cow’ charm represents this gentle animal, that features so predominately in the green fields of Aotearoa. It may bring back fond memories of our grandparents or parents, trekking out to the paddock before dawn, to milk ‘Daisy’ the house cow. Thanks Daisy for our breakfast milk on those cold, frosty mornings

Our sphere of interlocking hearts symbolises the unique bonds we share with those most precious to us. The way the hearts hug and connect with one another represents the true understanding, special experiences and intimate moments we share only with our family and closest friends. These treasured relationships make us who we are; they are a true gift, which we will cherish always.

Dog is man's most loyal and loving companion, lending truth to the statement of ‘mans best friend’. At home in the back yard as the adored family pet, or in New Zealand’s high country as the hard-working farm dog, he is truly one of our most faithful friends. Our cute little puppy dog charm symbolises this special bond.