Iti NihoNiho tooth is thought to represent strength, leadership and resilience and its symbolism is commonly associated with two animals, a whale and a shark

good health and provides safe travel especially over water

Toki/Adze was often displayed by people of authority (maori elders) and represents: power

They're also used in ceremonial contexts and are considered a taonga (treasure) in Māori culture

The grain and colour of each stone is one of a kind

body of a man and tail of a fish representing the sky

Paua shell

Materials: Pounamu with Opal cabochon inlays

*Perfect for:*

white & blue feathers and are a stunning addition to any outfit

skilled craftsmanship creating a beautiful and unique piece

These intricate designs are considered taonga (treasures) and hold significant cultural and spiritual importance

keeping them safe and secure