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These Kipona style shell earrings are created using beautiful shells from Niʻihau, carefully arranged to highlight the natural character and color of each shell. The Kipona style is known for blending different shells together to create harmony and movement within the design, making each pair unique and full of personality. Pieces like this are loved by collectors of Hawaiian seashell jewelry as well as those discovering Niʻihau shell jewelry for the first time.
The Momi shells in this pair show a soft off-white base with gentle light blue undertones, giving them a cool ocean tone. Some shells also display natural brown spotted ʻŌnikiniki patterns that add depth and visual texture to the design. Between the Momi shells are tiny Kahelelani shells in pink flower, brown, and green tones, creating colorful accents that bring life and contrast to the earrings.
Details
Origin: Niʻihau
Length: 2 1/4"
Thickness: 1/4"
Style: Kipona
Shells: Momi shells with Kahelelani shell accents
Colors:
Momi shells: Off-white shells with light blue undertones and natural brown spotted ʻŌnikiniki markings
Kahelelani shells: Pink flower, brown, and green ʻŌmaʻomaʻo Kahelelani accents
Clasp: 14k gold filled earrings hooks
Please note: Color may appear slightly different depending on your screen resolution. I do my best to photograph each set so the colors shown are as close as possible to what you’ll see in person.
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