Toko Pounamu Ring Size 8 1/2 or Q 1/2
Toko Pounamu Ring Size 8 1/2 or Q 1/2
Discover the perfect blend of traditional and modern with the Toko Pounamu Ring.
Toko means 'triangle' in Māori, symbolizing balance, harmony, and strength. Pounamu, a sacred stone in Māori culture, represents peace, connection, and protection.
Set in solid sterling silver signet ring, this ring shines with a touch of brilliance, symbolizing clarity and everlasting light.
Wear the Toko Pounamu Ring as a symbol of your connection to Māori culture, nature, and the values of balance, harmony, and strength.
All my pounamu jewellery is made with off cuts or unwanted pieces of pounamu I’ve been blessed to get from various Aotearoa carvers and stone collectors over the years.
Toko Pounamu Ring Size 8 1/2 or Q 1/2
Discover the perfect blend of traditional and modern with the Toko Pounamu Ring.
Toko means 'triangle' in Māori, symbolizing balance, harmony, and strength. Pounamu, a sacred stone in Māori culture, represents peace, connection, and protection.
Set in solid sterling silver signet ring, this ring shines with a touch of brilliance, symbolizing clarity and everlasting light.
Wear the Toko Pounamu Ring as a symbol of your connection to Māori culture, nature, and the values of balance, harmony, and strength.
All my pounamu jewellery is made with off cuts or unwanted pieces of pounamu I’ve been blessed to get from various Aotearoa carvers and stone collectors over the years.
Toko Pounamu Ring Size 8 1/2 or Q 1/2
Discover the perfect blend of traditional and modern with the Toko Pounamu Ring.
Toko means 'triangle' in Māori, symbolizing balance, harmony, and strength. Pounamu, a sacred stone in Māori culture, represents peace, connection, and protection.
Set in solid sterling silver signet ring, this ring shines with a touch of brilliance, symbolizing clarity and everlasting light.
Wear the Toko Pounamu Ring as a symbol of your connection to Māori culture, nature, and the values of balance, harmony, and strength.
All my pounamu jewellery is made with off cuts or unwanted pieces of pounamu I’ve been blessed to get from various Aotearoa carvers and stone collectors over the years.