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. One of Lynden's original designs, featuring a wisp of pure gold dust. The koru represents the fern frond as it opens bringing new life and purity to the world. It also represents peace, tranquillity, and personal growth, as well as a strong sense of new beginnings. The circular shape of the Koru c...

Waka small. Waka is the M?ori word for canoe. Hundreds of years ago, New Zealand’s M?ori arrived by waka from far off South Pacific islands. At that time they were among the world’s greatest canoe builders and navigators. Our wakas are inspired by small, unornamented wakas that are used for fishin...

. Available in two colours, green and ocean. The koru represents the fern frond as it opens bringing new life and purity to the world. It also represents peace, tranquillity, and personal growth, as well as a strong sense of new beginnings. The circular shape of the Koru conveys the idea of perpetua...

. One of Lynden's original designs, featuring a wisp of pure gold dust. The koru represents the fern frond as it opens bringing new life and purity to the world. It also represents peace, tranquillity, and personal growth, as well as a strong sense of new beginnings. The circular shape of the Koru c...

. The koru represents the fern frond as it opens bringing new life and purity to the world. It also represents peace, tranquillity, and personal growth, as well as a strong sense of new beginnings. The circular shape of the Koru conveys the idea of perpetual movement, while the inner coil suggests a...

.The koru represents the fern frond as it opens bringing new life and purity to the world. It also represents peace, tranquillity, and personal growth, as well as a strong sense of new beginnings. The circular shape of the Koru conveys the idea of perpetual movement, while the inner coil suggests a...

. Inspired by pounamu - also known as New Zealand jade. For Maori, pounamu is of great cultural and spiritual value and is considered tapu or sacred. In traditional Maori life, pounamu was used for everything from jewellery and adornments signifying the wearer's mana or status, to tools and weapons...

. Inspired by New Zealand Flax with its sword-shaped leaves, known by the Maori name harakeke.Flax has always been an important plant in New Zealand, especially among Maori. The plant provided food and medicine, the leaves were woven into mats, nets and building materials, and the fibre was harveste...

. Inspired by the Inanga variety of Pounamu, which is usually pearly-white or grey-green in colour and varies from translucent to opaque, resembling the pale colour and transparency of young whitebait.For M ā ori, pounamu is of great cultural and spiritual value and is considered tapu or sacred. In...

. Inspired by pounamu - also known as New Zealand jade. For Maori, pounamu is of great cultural and spiritual value and is considered tapu or sacred. In traditional Maori life, pounamu was used for everything from jewellery and adornments signifying the wearer's mana or status, to tools and weapons...