The original Hawaiian bracelet—dubbed Hoʻomanao Mau, which means “lasting remembrance”—was the first of its kind, crafted for the soon-to-be Queen Liliuʻokalani in 1862. Make this year one to remember with a Hawaiian bracelet for Mother’s Day. Whether you’re shopping for your mom, tūtū or significant other, Paradise Collection has just the gift you’re looking for. […]
Mother’s Day and graduation is coming up, and we know a way to make the occasion extra special. Unique to the Islands and more than a century old, the tradition of Hawaiian heirloom jewelry celebrates love, joy and life’s most memorable moments with the gift of keepsake pieces that are built to last forever and meant to be passed down through generations. Each piece stands out with personalized lettering and ornate Island-inspired designs, all engraved by hand. Whether
When purchasing a piece of jewelry made and designed in Hawaiʻi, one of the most important factors is the design. And throughout the years, specific styles and motifs have risen above the rest, from iconic island flowers like plumeria and hibiscus to the beloved honu (Hawaiian green sea turtle). So if you’re looking for that perfect piece, either for yourself
The tradition of Hawaiian heirloom jewelry dates back to the Victorian era, and continues today as a special and deeply meaningful gift reserved for celebrating a loved one’s biggest milestones. Intricately designed with ornate engravings and Hawai‘i-inspired motifs that reflect the beauty of the Islands, these works of art are as distinctive as they are
When you wear a piece of jewelry, what does it say? Does it speak to who you are, personalized with your own name? Does it last through the ages, a symbol of your family, heritage and culture? Or, does it tell a story about a place—the island you call home and the beauty of your
