20" Kipona Style Momi & Kahelelani Shell Pendant with Peacock Tahitian Pearl #540

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This Kipona-style shell pendant brings together two classic Niʻihau shell techniques — double-double Pikake and Poepoe, tied with Kahelelani shells — creating a balanced design that feels both traditional and timeless. At the center sits a luminous peacock-colored Tahitian pearl, adding depth and a natural focal point to the flowing shell arrangement.

This pendant is lightweight and comfortable, making it perfect for everyday wear. If you are a Niʻihau shell lover, this is one of my favorite designs and a longtime best seller. It reflects the beauty of island-style jewelry created from shells collected along Niʻihau beaches — shells that are truly unique. Niʻihau shells are the only shells in the world that can be insured as gemstones, making each piece not only beautiful, but exceptionally special.

If you’d like to learn more about the colors and natural variations of Momi and Kahelelani shells, please visit my blog here.

Details

• Origin: Niʻihau
• Length: 20"
• Shell section length: 3"
• Thickness: 1/4"
• Style: Kipona style shell pendant
• Shells: Genuine Momi shells and Kahelelani shells
• Colors:
 — Kahelelani shells: pink flower, green, red burgundy, yellow Kamoa, natural tones
 — Momi shells: light blue (ʻŪliʻuli)
• Pearl: Tahitian pearl, peacock color, approx. 9.80 mm, square baroque shape
• Chain style: 14K gold filled fancy Italian chain with lobster clasp

If you’d like to learn more about the colors and natural variations of Momi and Kahelelani shells, please visit my blog here.

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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