Finely carved jade pendant combining two traditional designs, the Pikoura (or Twist) and the Koru (Spiral). The Pikoura, featured at the top of the pendant, depicts the joining together of two people for eternity, even though they may move away from each other they will always come together again sharing their lives and blending together in harmony. The Koru, featured in the lower parts of the design, is inspired by an unfurling fern frond as it opens bringing new life and purity to the world. It represents new life/beginnings, personal growth, positive change, awakening, peace, tranquillity and harmony. Pendant presented in traditional manner on an adjustable cord necklace.

Pendant diameter 30mm Learn More

In Moari mythology Koropepe has a bird like head and the body of an eel like creature and is the symbol of youth and new beginnings.  Carved on both sides and presented in traditional manner on an adjustable plaited cord necklet. 

Jade (Greenstone or in Maori – Pounamu) is a beautiful stone, classed as semi-precious - its lustre improves with age as a result of being worn next to the skin. It can be either dark or light - from almost black-green, through greens, rust to light, - nearly white in colour. Given the name Greenstone by the first European explorers who came to New Zealand in the eighteenth century and saw the Maori people wearing Jade tiki and other ornaments.

30mm x 20mm

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Unique, light and delicate lotus flower pendant hand crafted from coconut shell by Ecoco who work with marginalised women in South India. Pendants hangs on cotton thread, coated with wax with a rosewood bead for adjustment.
When fully extended measures 26 inches.
100% vegan and eco friendly.

Pendant measures 30mm x 25mm

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In Moari mythology the Manaia is a supernatural being, a guardian to ward off dangers.  Depicted with the head of a bird, the body of a man and the tail of a fish thus representing sky, earth and sea and the balance between.  Protects the wearer from evil.  Carved on both sides and presented in traditional manner on an adjustable plaited cord necklet. 

Jade (Greenstone or in Maori – Pounamu) is a beautiful stone, classed as semi-precious - its lustre improves with age as a result of being worn next to the skin. It can be either dark or light - from almost black-green, through greens, rust to light, - nearly white in colour. Given the name Greenstone by the first European explorers who came to New Zealand in the eighteenth century and saw the Maori people wearing Jade tiki and other ornaments.

30mm x 20mm

Gift boxed in our luxury matt black boxes with exclusive earthspirit logo - perfect for giving or for keeping.

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Square solid masculine pendant with a matt finish and plaited cord thong with jade toggle fastening.

35mm x 35mm

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Finely carved and beautifully heavy jade pendant combining two traditional designs, the Pikoura (or Twist) and the Koru (Spiral). The Pikoura, featured at the top of the pendant, depicts the joining together of two people for eternity, even though they may move away from each other they will always come together again sharing their lives and blending together in harmony. The Koru, featured in the lower parts of the design, is inspired by an unfurling fern frond as it opens bringing new life and purity to the world. It represents new life/beginnings, personal growth, positive change, awakening, peace, tranquillity and harmony. Pendant presented in traditional manner on an adjustable cord necklace.

Pendant diameter 30mm x 40mm Learn More

The Pikorua, or Twist, represents the many paths of life, love and friendship and the joining together of two people for eternity. A very tactile piece, beautifully carved.  Presented in traditional manner on an adjustable cord.  Learn More

Tiki is the name of a male demigod that appears in ancient Polynesian mythology. The Maori tiki is thought of as a fertility symbol, even though tiki are male, many carvings show female reproductive organs. If you look closely at the detail you can sometimes identify common birth deformities (club foot etc.), the tiki when worn as a talisman is said to protect against such things. Presented in traditional manner on an adjustable cord necklet. Learn More