New Zealand Pounamu Roimata Pendant
New Zealand Pounamu Roimata Pendant
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This is a rare pounamu Roimata(Tear drop) made of Douglas creek Pounamu.
Characterized by its tear-drop shape, the Roimata is a symbol that speaks to the depths of human emotion and the enduring connection between nature and spirituality. Just as nature finds balance in its cycles, the Roimata is thought to restore balance and well-being to those who wear it.
I carved polished it up to how it is today, as seen in the photos.
Over time absorb the wearers oils binding your connection with the stone forever meaning it can be passed down for generations, these stones very durable and have been around for millions of years.
Pounamu is specifically special to the people of New Zealand and is said to contain mana.
I always carve pounamu in a way that embraces its unique wairua.
This piece is 7.4cm long and 1.9cm wide
currently strung using a “invisible” hole technique with black 1.6cm thick string but can be changed if requested.
This hand-carved pounamu necklace is made from high-quality greenstone sourced from New Zealand. It’s a unique artisan piece that represents strength and protection. The perfect gift for him or gift for her, this necklace carries deep Maori cultural significance. It’s an ideal addition to your boho jewelry collection
*Connection to heritage*: For Māori people, pounamu is a tangible link to their ancestors and cultural identity.
*Symbolism*: Pounamu represents strength, courage, and resilience.
*Protection*: Pounamu is believed to offer protection and guidance to the wearer.
*Spiritual growth*: It's thought to promote spiritual growth, well-being, and balance.
*Family heirloom*: Pounamu necklaces are often passed down through generations, serving as a family treasure.
*Special occasions*: Great given as gifts to mark important life events, such as births, weddings, or milestones.
Pounamu necklaces are prized for their natural beauty and unique patterns
(Contact us if you are interested in creating a custom piece)
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