Explore
Our Collections
Niʻihau Shell Jewelry
Niʻihau Collection
The rarest shells in Hawaiʻi, handcrafted with generations of skill.
Shop Collection
Handcrafted on Oʻahu
Designer Collection
Rice shells, kukui, pearls and global beads. One of a kind.
Shop Collection
Sunrise Shells and Pearls
Ocean Treasures
Sunrise shells, Edison pearls and ocean-born gems.
Shop Collection
Natural Materials
Sandalwood Collection
Sandalwood, rudraksha and pearl. Grounded and everyday.
Shop Collection
Beaded & Clay Flower Lei
Lei Collection
Single and three-strand lei, wearable and made to gift.
Shop Collection
Heirloom Piece - Kahelelani Lei Pupu
Three-Strand Wedding Lei
Handcrafted on Niihau
Appraised at
$40,000
View This PieceShell Type
Kahelelani, Niihau's rarest
Weave Pattern
Pikake Kipona style - traditionally made for weddings by the Kanahele family
Meet the Maker
Handcrafted Jewelry
Made in Hawaiʻi
Since 1991
For more than 30 years, Liz has created shell jewelry and Hawaiian-inspired pieces that reflect the beauty of the islands. From her home in Waimānalo, she brings together rare shells, global beads, and traditional techniques to craft earrings, bracelets, and lei treasured by collectors across Hawaiʻi.
Every piece carries her love for island craftsmanship — and the spirit of aloha she hopes each wearer can feel.
Shell Jewelry Services
Broken Lei?
Liz Can Fix That.
Shell jewelry is delicate — strings stretch, shells loosen, clasps break. Liz has been repairing and restringing Hawaiian shell jewelry for over 30 years. She'll assess your piece and give you an honest quote. No set prices — every piece is different.
Get a Repair QuoteWhat Liz Can Help With
Restringing
Worn or broken stringing replaced with care — shells preserved, pattern maintained.
Shell Replacement
Missing or damaged shells sourced and replaced to match the original piece as closely as possible.
Clasp & Finish Repair
Broken clasps, loose ends, and finishing details restored to wearable condition.
Piece Assessment
Not sure what you have? Bring it to Liz. She'll tell you what it is, what it's worth keeping, and what it needs.
The Forbidden Island
Why Are Niʻihau Shells the Most Valuable in the World?
Found on one island. Gathered by hand. Woven by tradition. No other shell jewelry carries the same rarity or cultural weight, and Liz has been working with them since 1991.