21 1/4" Niʻihau Momi Crown Flower Shell Lei with Edison Pearls #2024

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This handcrafted Hawaiian shell lei features genuine Momi shells from Niʻihau beautifully paired with dark Edison pearls with beautiful iridescent overtones. The natural variations and beautiful colors of the Momi shells combined with the rich color of the Edison pearls create an elegant design that brings together traditional Niʻihau shell jewelry with a beautiful modern touch.

For anyone who loves Hawaiian island jewelry and the natural beauty of pearls, this one-of-a-kind Niʻihau shell lei offers a beautiful combination of both. The colorful Momi shells and large Edison pearls create a distinctive statement piece and a meaningful Hawaiian gift for someone who appreciates authentic handcrafted shell jewelry with an elegant modern style.

Details

• Origin: Niʻihau
• Length Before Clasp: 19 1/4"
• Overall Length: Approximately 21 1/4" end to end after the clasp is added
• Thickness: Approximately 1/2"

• Shell Type: Genuine Momi Shells

•Momi Colors: Blue, yellow, white, brown spotted & lavender
• Style:Crown Flower

• Pearls: 15 Edison pearls
• Pearl Color: Dark with beautiful iridescent overtones
• Pearl Size: Approximately 10 mm+

• Clasp Options: Off-white granulated cowrie shell clasp or brown granulated cowrie shell clasp
• Clasp Length: The cowrie shell clasp will add approximately 2" to the lei, making the finished overall length approximately 21 1/4"

After you place your order, I will add the clasp you selected and send you final photos of the finished lei before I ship your order.

• Certificate: Certificate of Authenticity included

If you would like to learn more about the Edison pearls used to create this lei and the pearls I use in my Niʻihau shell jewelry designs, you can read more in my Information About the Pearls I Use with My Niʻihau Shell Jewelry Design.

Please note: Color may appear slightly different depending on your screen resolution. I do my best to photograph each lei so the colors shown are as close as possible to what you’ll see in person.

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