HAWAIIAN VERTICAL PENDANT 14k

Each individual Hawaiian Heirloom pendant is expertly hand crafted by your experienced team of jewelers. The attention to detail will ensure your Hawaiian Heirloom will be exquisite and will be something you will cherish.

Order this beautiful 14k 8mm Hawaiian Plumeria Horizontal Pendant with your personalized name with black enamel.
-Up to 10 letters and your choice of 16” or 18” for total length of chain.

Dimentions:
up to 7 letters 8mm x 1.75”
up to 10 letters 8mm x 2”

Option for Name will appear after item is added to the cart.

Each individual Hawaiian Heirloom pendant is expertly hand crafted by your experienced team of jewelers. The attention to detail will ensure your Hawaiian Heirloom will be exquisite and will be something you will cherish.

These helmets are also referred to Makaki'i or Makini as well as Ikaika, which means strong in Hawaiian. Today, these are often the symbol of safety and protection, we honor these brave warriors with our line of 14K gold Ikaika Hawaiian Warrior Helmet Pendants.

Sizes
Small: approximately 15mm x 15mm can fit upto 2.5mm chain
Medium: approximately 18mm x 18mm can fit upto 3mm chain
Large: approximately 20mm x 20mm can fit upto 5mm chain
X-Large: approximately 25mm x 25mm can fit upto 6mm chain
-measurements are from base of helmet to the top of the bail not including the hanging chains..
-chain not included

Each individual Hawaiian Heirloom pendant is expertly hand crafted by your experienced team of jewelers. The attention to detail will ensure your Hawaiian Heirloom will be exquisite and will be something you will cherish.

Originated in Hawaii the ukulele is one of those instruments that are quite unique in their nature. Over time, the instrument has spread out from Hawaii and ultimately managed to reach just about every corner of the world. The ukulele has played, and still plays a valuable role in the culture of this island. These days, it’s aninstrument that brings joy to thousands of people around the globe.

**chain not included

Each individual Hawaiian Heirloom pendant is expertly hand crafted by your experienced team of jewelers. The attention to detail will ensure your Hawaiian Heirloom will be exquisite and will be something you will cherish.

Order this beautiful 14k 15mm horizontal pendant with your personalized name with black enamel.
-14k Gold has a medium weight at 1.5mm thickness.
-Option of setting a Zirconia stone in initials “i” or “j”
-Up to 10 letters and your choice of 16” or 18” for total length of chain.

Dimentions:
up to 8 letters 15mm x 2.25”
up to 10 letters 15mm x 3.00”

Option for Name will appear after item is added to the cart.

Each individual Hawaiian Heirloom pendant is expertly hand crafted by your experienced team of jewelers. The attention to detail will ensure your Hawaiian Heirloom will be exquisite and will be something you will cherish.

Special FREE Name Engraving**

Order this beautiful 14k vertical pendant as is or personalize it further by engraving your name to the front.
-14k Gold has a medium weight at 1.5mm thickness.

Option for Free Name Engraving will appear after item is added to the cart. If you do not want Engraving, please choose No Name.

Suggested pendant length based on length of name:
1.5” up to 6 letters
1.75 up to 8 letters
2.0” up to 10 letters

**chain not included

King Kamehameha III drafted the first constitution of Hawai’i in 1840. The Hawaiian Coat of Arms came into existence by Rev. William Richards and Timoteo Ha’alilio.

The shield was also considered from the bearer’s point of view or position. In medieval times a knight’s shield right side is his “Dexter” side in heraldic terms. His left side is his “Sinister” side. The dexter side could also represent one’s paternal ancestry and first born child. The sinister side represents the maternal lines.

The quartered shield bears red, white and blue stripes. This is because they represent the eight inhabited islands. Two pulo’ulo’u (sacred kapu sticks) warn commoners of the sacred areas where the ancient ali’i resided. They are on a yellow field representing the royal color of chief capes.

Another important element is the green flag named “puela” (An ancient flag atop the mast of chief double-hulled canoes). This “puela” rested on a diagonal cross of two “hoe” (canoe paddles). They lay on a field of green.

The external ornaments of the design have a draped “ahu’ula” (feathered cape). Most prominent are the crown and two supporters. They are Kame’eiamoku, and Kamanawa. The twins are uncles and trusted advisors to Kamehameha the Great.

Kame’eiamoku holds the Kahili or feathered staff and Kamanawa holds the ‘ihe” or spear. The ornamented crown contains eight “kalo” (taro leaves). It represents the eight inhabited islands.

The Hawaiian Coat of Arms stands today as a symbol of pride, unity, and joy. As a result, the Native Hawaiian community is stronger. Consequently, the symbols take a new meaning with each generation. As a result, they tie old and new generations together.

Ref: https://hawaiianatart.org/featured/hawaiian-coat-of-arms/

Dimentions crest not including bail
- Medium = 28mm x 29mm

**chain not included.

King Kamehameha III drafted the first constitution of Hawai’i in 1840. The Hawaiian Coat of Arms came into existence by Rev. William Richards and Timoteo Ha’alilio.

The shield was also considered from the bearer’s point of view or position. In medieval times a knight’s shield right side is his “Dexter” side in heraldic terms. His left side is his “Sinister” side. The dexter side could also represent one’s paternal ancestry and first born child. The sinister side represents the maternal lines.

The quartered shield bears red, white and blue stripes. This is because they represent the eight inhabited islands. Two pulo’ulo’u (sacred kapu sticks) warn commoners of the sacred areas where the ancient ali’i resided. They are on a yellow field representing the royal color of chief capes.

Another important element is the green flag named “puela” (An ancient flag atop the mast of chief double-hulled canoes). This “puela” rested on a diagonal cross of two “hoe” (canoe paddles). They lay on a field of green.

The external ornaments of the design have a draped “ahu’ula” (feathered cape). Most prominent are the crown and two supporters. They are Kame’eiamoku, and Kamanawa. The twins are uncles and trusted advisors to Kamehameha the Great.

Kame’eiamoku holds the Kahili or feathered staff and Kamanawa holds the ‘ihe” or spear. The ornamented crown contains eight “kalo” (taro leaves). It represents the eight inhabited islands.

The Hawaiian Coat of Arms stands today as a symbol of pride, unity, and joy. As a result, the Native Hawaiian community is stronger. Consequently, the symbols take a new meaning with each generation. As a result, they tie old and new generations together.

Ref: https://hawaiianatart.org/featured/hawaiian-coat-of-arms/

Dimentions of crest not including bail.
- Medium = 22mm x 25mm

**chain not included.

Kanaka Maoli Pendant 14k Gold

Pendant is a perfect gift for birthday, anniversary, wedding or any special occasion.

Dimensions
Small: ~.76” x .83”

**Free Message inscription behind pendant.

**Chain not included: Sample is Medium size with 6mm rope chain

For that butterfly lover, a 14k yellow gold diamond butterfly pendant. Necklace optional