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This beautiful Niʻihau shell bracelet is handcrafted in the traditional Pikake style using a vibrant mix of momi shells. Each section features a blend of soft whites, warm golden tones, blues, and natural spotted shells, creating a design full of depth, texture, and island character.
This bracelet is made with small size Momi shells, giving it a very fine and dainty look while still showcasing the natural beauty of each shell. If you would like to create your own piece, this same size Momi shells are also available.
Each bracelet carries its own natural flow of color, with shells arranged in a way that highlights their organic beauty. This gives every piece a slightly different look, making each bracelet a unique expression of Niʻihau shell artistry.
Details
• Origin: Niʻihau
• Length: 8 1/4" when fastened
• Thickness: 1/4"
• Style: Pikake
• Shells type: Momi
• Colors:
Momi: light golden (Kahakaha ʻĀhiehie), variety of blue (ʻŪliʻuli) shades, black and brown spotted (Onikini), variety of yellow (Lenalena), white (Keʻokeʻo)
• Clasp: 14k gold filled safety clasp
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.
Bracelet Measurement Guide:
The example photos show how I measure all of my bracelets with a safety hook clasp. The ruler shown is for demonstration purposes only and does not represent the measurement of every bracelet. Please refer to the bracelet measurement listed in the product description for the actual size of the bracelet you are purchasing.
Bracelets are measured in the closed position. The measurement is taken from the beginning of the clasp to where the hook naturally rests when fastened. The small gap between the hook and clasp is included because it is part of the bracelet's wearable length.
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• Niʻihau shell bracelet sizing guide
• Hawaiian shells
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• Behind the scenes
• Beginner guides for Hawaiian shell jewelry
• Customer testimonials
• FAQ blogs
If you need more information, you can also read my blog Buyer’s Guide or please contact me anytime for further assistance.
