New for the Holidays

Dainty pearls are wire wrapped by hand in waterproof 14k gold filled wire and chain. Shop the hottest new styles of pearl jewelry that are trending all across social media. 

Yay Hawaii Ulana Weave Pattern Textured Bangle with intricate woven design and polished finish

Engraved Bangles

The perfect bangle bracelet to gift for graduations, birthdays, weddings, or to add to your own personal jewelry collection.

14k gold filled bangles are a great alternative to traditional solid gold Hawaiian bracelets that are thousands of dollars.

Our quality is backed by 15 years of experience and continued commitment to servicing you to years to come.

Bangles

Bangles to fit every style. Shop Edison Pearl, Tahitian Pearl, Puas and more. You will find the perfect bangle to add to your stack or gift to the person you love.

Cone Shell

You can now shop a variety of cone shell bangles on the website! Limited quantities of shells available, so listings may be adjusted. Get your favorites while they're in stock!

'Opihi 'Awa

False Star Limpet

Highly anticipated online launch of our 'Opihi 'Awa (False 'Opihi) collection!

We launched most of these designs at Made in Hawaii last year and they quickly sold out. Since then we have had a retock and and online launch on the "to do" list! We are so excited to finally have these online for all to shop!

*False 'Opihi (False Star Limpets) are different than the endemic species of 'Opihi found in Hawai'i. False star limpets are not size regulated.*

PUAKENIKENI

Our best selling flower

Our custom Puakenikeni beads keeps selling out at all our Pop Ups and Ben Franklin lockers!

Purchase your favorite styles here on our website to get that piece you've been searching for.

Puakenikeni translates to the "Ten Cent Flower". So we made our custom beads around the size of a dime! 

Yay Hawaii Ulu Quilt Pattern necklace featuring colorful geometric fabric design on a silver chain.

Kuiki - Quilt

The Hawaiian Quilt

Quilting was introduced to Hawai'i in the 1800's and was adapted by Hawaiian women to feature the beauty of nature.

The breadfruit ('Ulu) pattern is believed to be one of the earliest Hawaiian quilt designs.