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The real life behind the shells — from roosters to 12-hour jewelry days Aloha and welcome everyone.  Today, I thought I’d take you on a little flashback to my life on the island. Aft … read more

The Hawaiian word laiki means “rice,” and when you see these delicate little shells, you’ll understand why. Laiki shells (ライキ シェル) are long, oval-shaped, and just about the size of … read more

Aloha and welcome, shell lovers! I’m so happy you’re here to share a little story with me today. Every design has its own journey, and this one is extra special — it was one of my v … read more

In my last blog, Blog 9, I shared how incredibly tiny Kahelelani shells are — the little treasures often used in Niʻihau shell jewelry. If you’re new to Niʻihau shell jewelry (ニイハウ シェル ジュ … read more

That cha-ching sound!! ✨ For many, it’s just the sound of a sale — but for me, it’s so much more. Every order feels like a little reward for the hours, the late nights, and the love … read more

⭐They Say the Best Things Come in Small Packages — And Kahelelani Shells Are Living Proof⭐ These ocean gems, treasured in traditional Niʻihau shell jewelry (ニイハウ シェル ジュエリー), are so tiny they c … read more