21" Authentic Pikake Style Momi Lenalena Lei with 2 3/4" Earrings #1099

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This authentic Niʻihau shell jewelry (ニイハウシェルジュエリー) set features a 21-inch lei with matching 2 3/4-inch earrings, both handcrafted in the traditional Pikake style (ピカケスタイル). The Pikake style, inspired by the jasmine flower, is known for its soft, rounded flow — shells overlapping in a way that resembles delicate flower buds.

The shells are genuine Momi Lenalena (モミシェル・レナレナ), treasured for their natural golden-yellow tones. Many carry the bold black-lipped edge (Waha ʻEleʻele), adding beautiful contrast and depth. Each shell has been carefully chosen and strung with patience and aloha, making this lei and earring set a unique reflection of Hawaiian tradition.

This set of Niʻihau shell jewelry is a perfect gift for yourself or for someone you love.

Details

  • Lei Length: 21"

  • Earring Length: 2 3/4"

  • Thickness: Standard Pikake style, rounded texture like Pikake flower buds

  • Materials: Authentic Niʻihau Momi Lenalena shells (モミシェル・レナレナ) in golden yellow with black-lipped edges (Waha ʻEleʻele)

  • Style: Traditional Pikake style (single strand)

  • Findings: 14K gold-filled hooks and clasp

Authenticity & Disclaimer

Jewelry made with 100% authentic Niʻihau shells. Designed and created with aloha.

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.

Please take a moment to review our Shipping & Returns page for important details about our policies on finished jewelry.

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This set is made entirely with authentic Niʻihau shells, and I’ll be sharing more stories soon about Momi shells, their many colors, and how those colors are formed. If you’d like to learn more, I’d love for you to stop by my blog from time to time — I update it every week. Along with Hawaiian shell history, I’ll also be sharing tips, guidance, and little tricks that might help if you’re creating your own Niʻihau shell jewelry. Think of it as sitting down with a friend who loves shells just as much as you do.