Golden hues kissed with luminous white - New Zealand beach quartz at her absolute finest. This gorgeous girl has nice curves and a chunky cut.

Over millions of years, the wild coastline of South Westland has worked its magic, as iron-rich minerals gently transformed this quartz into flowing ribbons of warm amber, honey and golden orange.

Each wave tells a story of time, tide and nature, creating a stone that can never be replicated.

This variation has a silky texture and an incredible glow that catches the light from every angle. Hand-gathered by us from the remote South Westland coastline just two months ago, this is one of only a handful of pieces we were fortunate enough to find.

A truly one-of-a-kind taonga, shaped over millions of years and now ready for her forever home.

Our Breastplate style is designed as a symbol of protective energy for the wearer.

Findings/Features:

- Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord - Honey (hand-dyed)

Size:

- 8 x 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.

Golden hues kissed with luminous white - New Zealand beach quartz at her absolute finest. This gorgeous girl has nice curves and a chunky cut.

Over millions of years, the wild coastline of South Westland has worked its magic, as iron-rich minerals gently transformed this quartz into flowing ribbons of warm amber, honey and golden orange.

Each wave tells a story of time, tide and nature, creating a stone that can never be replicated.

This variation has a silky texture and an incredible glow that catches the light from every angle. Hand-gathered by us from the remote South Westland coastline just two months ago, this is one of only a handful of pieces we were fortunate enough to find.

A truly one-of-a-kind taonga, shaped over millions of years and now ready for her forever home.

Our Breastplate style is designed as a symbol of protective energy for the wearer.

Findings/Features:

- Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord - Honey (hand-dyed)

Size:

- 9 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.

Golden hues line the exterior of this gorgeous New Zealand beach quartz, while peachy pinks seem to burst forth within.

Over millions of years, the wild coastline of South Westland has worked its magic, as iron-rich minerals gently transformed this quartz into flowing ribbons of warm amber, honey reds.

Each wave tells a story of time, tide and nature, creating a stone that can never be replicated.

This variation has a silky texture and an incredible glow that catches the light from every angle. Hand-gathered by us from the remote South Westland coastline just two months ago, this is one of only a handful of pieces we were fortunate enough to find.

A truly one-of-a-kind taonga, shaped over millions of years and now ready for her forever home.

Our Toki style is a statement of nature, strength, and grounding energy, ready to be worn and treasured.

Findings/Features:

- Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord - Honey (hand-dyed)

Size:

- 8.7 x 3cm

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.

Golden hues kissed with luminous white - New Zealand beach quartz at her absolute finest. 

Over millions of years, the wild coastline of South Westland has worked its magic, as iron-rich minerals gently transformed this quartz into flowing ribbons of warm amber, honey and golden orange.

Each wave tells a story of time, tide and nature, creating a stone that can never be replicated.

This variation has a silky texture and an incredible glow that catches the light from every angle. Hand-gathered by us from the remote South Westland coastline just two months ago, this is one of only a handful of pieces we were fortunate enough to find.

A truly one-of-a-kind taonga, shaped over millions of years and now ready for her forever home.

Shaped in our signature 'Fan' earrings

Findings/Features:

- Findings: Hand-made Quality 14 Carat rolled gold (2.5cm)

 -Size: 4.5 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.

Golden hues kissed with luminous white - New Zealand beach quartz at her absolute finest. 

Over millions of years, the wild coastline of South Westland has worked its magic, as iron-rich minerals gently transformed this quartz into flowing ribbons of warm amber, honey and golden orange.

Each wave tells a story of time, tide and nature, creating a stone that can never be replicated.

This variation has a silky texture and an incredible glow that catches the light from every angle. Hand-gathered by us from the remote South Westland coastline just two months ago, this is one of only a handful of pieces we were fortunate enough to find.

A truly one-of-a-kind taonga, shaped over millions of years and now ready for her forever home.

Our Toki style is a statement of nature, strength, and grounding energy, ready to be worn and treasured.

Findings/Features:

- Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord - Honey (hand-dyed)

Size:

- 7 x 3.5cm

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.

A magnificent blend of luminous white quartz crystal and fiery red iron oxidation - New Zealand beach quartz at her absolute finest.

Over millions of years, the wild coastline of South Westland has worked its magic, as iron-rich minerals slowly oxidised through the stone, creating these breathtaking dancing waves of colour.

This rare variation carries striking red tones, and an incredible depth that catches the light so beautifully she glows.

Hand-gathered by us from the remote South Westland coastline just two months ago, 

A true one-of-a-kind taonga, shaped by time and impossible to recreate.

Findings/Features:

- Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

Size:

- 6cm  x 3.3cm x 1.5cm deep

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, Rustic blend of White and golden-yellow New Zealand beach quartz that has oxidised with iron over time.

This intriguing variation holds striking tones and a smooth texture — A beautiful light-catching stone that glows in the sun.

Hand-gathered by us on the remote South Westland coastline around 3–4 years ago, this stone is truly one of a kind. We haven’t found anything like her since.

Our Breastplate style is designed as a symbol of protective energy for the wearer.

Findings/Features:

• - Hand-braided wax polyester extendable cord

Size:

• -8 x 6cm

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.