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This beautiful piece of West Coast serpentinite features a unique teal hue , embodying the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s South Island shoreline where it was discovered and hand-carved. 

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  10 x 8.5cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognizable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. 

This beautiful piece of West Coast serpentinite features a unique teal hue , embodying the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s South Island shoreline where it was discovered and hand-carved. 

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  5.7 x 3cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognizable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. 

This beautiful piece of West Coast serpentinite features a unique teal hue , embodying the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s South Island shoreline where it was discovered and hand-carved. 

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  9.5 x 1.5cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognizable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. 

This beautiful piece of West Coast serpentinite features a unique teal hue , embodying the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s South Island shoreline where it was discovered and hand-carved. 

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  4.5 x 2.5cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognizable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. 

This beautiful piece of West Coast serpentinite features a unique teal hue , embodying the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s South Island shoreline where it was discovered and hand-carved. 

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  3.5 x 1.5cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognizable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. 

This beautiful piece of West Coast serpentinite features a unique teal hue , embodying the rugged beauty of New Zealand’s South Island shoreline where it was discovered and hand-carved. 

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  4.2 x 3cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognizable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. 

A magnificent firey Orange beach Quartz.

This variation of New Zealand Quartz has beautiful tones we have not seen before in any other Quartz we have collected. Her texture is smooth and she glows brightly like a firey sunset in the light. This particular rock was collected by us in the South Westland Area.

Our Breastplate style symbolises the protection of its carer as she is worn over the heart space.

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

Size:

• -9 x 4cm

About Quartz:

Quartz is a major constituent of the earth’s crust as well as one of the most important rock-forming minerals. The chemical composition of quartz is silicon dioxide (SiO₂) – also known as silica.

A distinctive feature of quartz is its hardness, which means that it polishes well and is not easily broken. The appearance of quartz is variable – it may be coloured or colourless; transparent, cloudy or opaque.

The many varieties of quartz can be divided into two main groups: crystalline quartz and very fine-grained (or cryptocrystalline) quartz, which includes chalcedony, agate, chert, flint and jasper.

A magnificent firey Orange beach Quartz.

This variation of New Zealand Quartz has beautiful tones we have not seen before in any other Quartz we have collected. Her texture is smooth and she glows brightly like a firey sunset in the light. This particular rock was collected by us in the South Westland Area.

Our Breastplate style symbolises the protection of its carer as she is worn over the heart space.

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

Size:

• 8.5 x 4.5cm

About Quartz:

Quartz is a major constituent of the earth’s crust as well as one of the most important rock-forming minerals. The chemical composition of quartz is silicon dioxide (SiO₂) – also known as silica.

A distinctive feature of quartz is its hardness, which means that it polishes well and is not easily broken. The appearance of quartz is variable – it may be coloured or colourless; transparent, cloudy or opaque.

The many varieties of quartz can be divided into two main groups: crystalline quartz and very fine-grained (or cryptocrystalline) quartz, which includes chalcedony, agate, chert, flint and jasper.

This stunning piece of Red New Zealand Jasper has gorgeous layers of red and bricks with white and black veins.

Hand-collected from a local beach near our family land on the South Island’s West Coast, this unique stone captures the rugged essence of the region's landscape.

Bound with care, the Jasper pendant is secured on a durable, hand-braided waxed polyester cord that is fully adjustable for a comfortable fit. 

Stone:

-  New Zealand Banded Jasper  

Size:

*Please remember that all of our NZ stones are a Natural product of the earth. Take care not to drop or knock them on hard surfaces as they will break.

This stunning piece of Red New Zealand Jasper has gorgeous layers of red and bricks with white and black veins.

Hand-collected from a local beach near our family land on the South Island’s West Coast, this unique stone captures the rugged essence of the region's landscape.

Bound with care, the Jasper pendant is secured on a durable, hand-braided waxed polyester cord that is fully adjustable for a comfortable fit. 

Stone:

-  New Zealand Banded Jasper  

Size:

*Please remember that all of our NZ stones are a Natural product of the earth. Take care not to drop or knock them on hard surfaces as they will break.

"Tourmaline Weave"

This magnificent piece, crafted from New Zealand's rarest stone Goodletite, showcases a beautiful Tourmaline Weave inclusions passing over her top. With a flowing disc style  she has hidden holes to hold her elegance and is set on an extendable hand braided cord.

The collection features the captivating fusion of emerald Fuchsite and striking black tourmaline, a perfect pairing that steals the spotlight with its bold yet harmonious contrast. If you adore emerald and teal shades, this piece is an absolute must-have, offering an exquisite blend of nature’s finest colours.

Ideal for collectors and connoisseurs alike, this gorgeous New Zealand Gem will ad Elegance to your life.

Carver: Erstwildstone as our Guest Carver:

Elsie’s breathtaking jewellery, hand-carved from South Island stone, is the perfect complement to our own pieces. Her work reflects the same values we hold close: authentic, hand-carved treasures made from Aotearoa’s beautiful natural stone.

Be sure to keep watching for more of her work.

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided extendable waxed polyester cord

  Size:

• -  5cm

About Goodletite:

A gemstone only found in New Zealand consisting of Ruby, Sapphire, Tourmaline set in an emerald green Fuchsite base.  Discovered by Goldminers in a small area on the West Coast called Rimu, this gemstone does not come down rivers and beaches like our other stones and is considered the Rarest stone in New Zealand.

A beautiful glassy piece of this stunning stone.

Hand-carved from Douglas Creek Pounamu, a South Westland Serpentinite from deep in the Haast mountains. 

She has magnificent translucent glassy green translucent tones set in a smoky base stone with shimmers of gold pyrite inclusions, you can see the depth and layers when you stare into the stone.

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  5.5 x 2cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognisable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. Sometimes porous, serpentinite can absorb oils from your skin and its colour may deepen over time - this should not be seen as a flaw but as part of the stone’s natural evolution with its wearer.

A beautiful glassy piece of this stunning stone.

Hand-carved from Douglas Creek Pounamu, a South Westland Serpentinite from deep in the Haast mountains. 

She has magnificent translucent glassy green translucent tones set in a smoky base stone with shimmers of gold pyrite inclusions, you can see the depth and layers when you stare into the stone.

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

• Size:

• -  4 x 1.8cm

About Serpentinite:

A rich and varied stone, serpentinite is one of three pounamu stones used in traditional carving, and one of the most recognisable. A metamorphic stone formed from antigorite, lizardite and chrysotile, this wide mix of minerals produce a stone of immense complexity, and individual pieces can contain colours ranging from deep moss green to aquatic blue, with gold, orange, and brown highlights.

Healing Properties:

A healing stone, serpentinite replenishes and restores energies within the body and creates a protective field around its wearer. Sometimes porous, serpentinite can absorb oils from your skin and its colour may deepen over time - this should not be seen as a flaw but as part of the stone’s natural evolution with its wearer.