Size: 30mm x 30mm We have 2 variations of this piece to choose from:
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This small open koru necklace is one of our most popular designs and has been carved using Canadian Jade from British Columbia. Available in different sizes.
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“really nice product :) really pretty green colour. my sister loves it!”
– elliot
14 June 2024
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Replacement Koru Necklace
“This koru necklace is a replacement for one purchased in New Zealand 20 years ago, which unfortunately got broken when dropped on a tile floor. It's slightly larger (30mm vs. 25mm for the original), but is otherwise a perfect replacement. Color and shape are terrific. Thanks very much.”
– Evans P.
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28 December 2023
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Smooth lines, soft finishes, no scratches and no cuts.
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The Koru is a symbol of life and growth
Resembling the unfurling frond of the native New Zealand silver fern, the Koru connects us to new beginnings, hope for the future, and the good that will follow.
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Every detail of our packaging is thoughtfully curated, from sustainable, low-ink, recyclable materials to personalised touches like mini-meaning cards and artist profiles. For an extra special touch, our Premium Gift Wrapping service means we wrap your piece in elegant kraft paper, tied with natural string and a woven jute ribbon.
A fundamental symbol in Māori art, the koru symbolises life and creation, with its fluid circular shape conveying the idea of everlastingness.
The Koru
The koru is a beloved symbol throughout Aotearoa, seen painted on tipuna (meeting houses), waka (canoes), in traditional Tā moko (Māori tattooing) and on wood and greenstone carvings. Pounamu artists use the koru pattern in many different ways; often introducing it as surface-etching or detail into other forms and shapes. It is though to depict new beginnings, life and hope.
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