More about our Hawaiian Jewelry

The English who were overwhelmed with the lovely pineapple fruit drew inspiration from its looks and unique shape. As a result, the pineapple fruit inspired the coat of arms and was used as an architectural element in pottery and planters. The artistic appeal and decorative effect that the pineapple fruit rendered were significant and the pineapple symbol inspired bed posts, tablecloths, napkins and napkin holders as well as bookends and candle holders. The symbol of this cherished fruit grew to be represented on any form of decorations that were visibly displayed for guests to enjoy and feel welcomed. Even till today, the pineapple fruit raises much interest in Hawaii where the use of pineapple themed accessories and gifts are instrumental in highlighting the peace loving and hospitable people who reside within.

Pineapple Jewelry is Popular in Hawaii

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To the Hawaiian the meaning of the fish hook pendant came from the extraordinary respect Hawaiians have had for the ocean, which has provided sustenance and enabled travel. Hawaiian Life details the history of the Macau, as this pendant is called in Hawaii. Initially, the Macau was put to practical use in fishing. It is now frequently worn around the neck for its symbolic power and perceived benefits. Fish hooks were used by island men and women to catch and gut fish, as well as catching and preparing other types of food. The main function for fish hooks today is to wish someone a successful future or good health. They are also used, of course, simply for adornment. The symbolism and value the fish hook presents spread all over the Pacific Ocean cultures

Turtles are one of the oldest creatures on earth. The Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle, known as “Honu,” symbolizes good luck, endurance and long life. Turtles can show up as a person’s guardian spirit, known as “Aumakua.” When lost, turtles are excellent navigators and often find their way home. Legend states that a green sea turtle guided the first Polynesian settlers to the islands. In historic days, only the rich were allowed to consume turtles as food. In modern times, sea turtles are protected by the Endangered Species act and there are severe penalties just for giving them stinkeye.

Honu Jewelry is Perfect for Men and Women

Our designers inspired by the natural beauty of the lovely sea turtles, ceate unique jewelry designs for both men and women. In addition, designers intergrate other natural materials such as Hawaiian Koa Wood, Blue Opal, Blue Topaz stones an

Hibiscus Flower symbolism dates back hundreds of years. Hibiscus were important symbols in the past and people in Hawaii used them to express their deepest desires, feelings and thoughts. Looking at Hawaiian songs and stories gives us an idea how important the Hibiscus flowers were. We can see them as symbols of the State of Aloha, but also as symbols of extreme happiness and joy that takes over our hearts, for example, when we are in love.

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Koa Wood is native to the Big Island of Hawaii, the Koa wood and Ti leaf ring blessing has a lovely meaning, and is beautiful in its simplicity. Koa is a treasured and valuable hardwood that represents integrity and strength, which are fundamental qualities of a marriage.

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Explore our wonderful collection of finely crafted Hawaiian Beads and charms featuring a wide variety of shapes, themes, and materials. Charms add a personalized touch to jewelry designs and are great for creating sentimental gifts for friends and loved ones or to commemorate important occasions in your own life. Our pendants are generally focal pieces that when incorporated into your bracelets can really showcase your Hawaiian touch. Start with a bead charm and create an entire design around it or find the perfect charms to go with beads you already have. From Hawaiian treasures and sterling silver stunners, to exclusive handcarved Hawaiian charms and beads.

What could be a more lovely tribute to the islands than exotic Hawaiian bracelets and Hawaiian hand-carved bangles? Jewelry has a different meaning to each person. Some people wear it simply for aesthetic pleasure, while others wear it to remind themselves of a person or a place.

Hawaiian bracelets can be made of jade, gold, or silver. Originally, traditional Hawaiian bracelets were descendants of the famous gifts given to Queen Kapiolani and Princess Liliuokalani by Queen Victoria during her 1887 Jubilee. Generations of island craftsment have carried on the style of these precious gold and silver bracelets graced with black enamel inscriptions in timeless "Old English" writing.

Other Hawaiian bracelets in the Hawaii Paradise embody more whimsical icons such as sea-turtles or the ever-present Plumeria blossoms. From sumptuous jade accents and inlays to fun designs like flip-flops and slippers, our collection of Hawaiian bracelets enables the wearer to celeb

Rings tend to have more meaning to us than other types of jewelry, and Hawaiian rings can be so evocative of what is best about the tropical lifestyle. For this reason, it's important to find rings that are beautifully made, and that have special meaning for us. Hawaiian rings allow us to wear and enjoy a small piece of the islands, to enjoy traditional craftsmanship and to honor living "Aloha."

To the casual observer, it would seem that many Hawaiian rings are designed in a particular way. This hearkens back to the history of Victorian-themed jewelry in Hawaii. Rings made of gold and silver which have black enamel inscriptions carry on a tradition begun when Queen Victoria made a similar gift of bracelets to Queen Kapiolani and Princess Liliuokalani in the late 18th Century. The Paradise Collection honors this tradition and offers it to people around the world who want to express their sentiments with the authentic and unforgettable style of these and other Hawaiian ri

One symbol of island beauty is the plumeria blossom, and plumeria jewelry borrows from the symmetry and mystique of this flower. This tropical flowering tree is also known by the name "frangipani," and is what many leis are made from. The fragrance and colors of plumeria vary with each plant, but there is a distinctive and exotic "star" shape to the blossom.

When a woman wears the symbol of a plumeria blossom around her neck, she is honoring her own feminity, and the beauty of all women. The flower is an age-old symbol of sensuality and perfection, and is an ideal design for all kinds of jewelry. The Hawaiian plumeria takes floral impact to a new level, as the plumeria's five symmetrical petals seem to impart a deep feeling of serenity.

Plumeria Jewelry is Exotic and Lush

The Paradise Collection knows that jewelry can be classic and stunning, while still having unique and even whimsical attributes. Imagine a 14k gold plumeria pendant with bevele

There is something timeless about Hawaiian heirloom jewelry. There are always fun, new, trendy styles to play with, but when we want to look elegant and stylish, Hawaiian jewelry pieces make unforgettable accents for both casual and evening dress. The Paradise Collection offers wholesale Hawaiian jewelry that appeals to our clients (we have 60 percent repeat business!), and we offer a full guarantee.

The origins of Hawaiian heirloom jewelry are fascinating. The tradition that began with the Hawaiian royal family grew into a tradition by which many people expressed admiration for one another, commemorated achievements, and fostered remembrance. Generations upon generations have passed down breathtaking pieces of Hawaiian heirloom jewelry. The Paradise Collection provides handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pieces that will grow into treasured keepsakes. What began as an heirloom gift from Queen Victoria to Hawaii's Queen Kapiolani and Princess Liliuokalani has become a wonderful