Capture the exotic spirit of Polynesia with our collection of Hawaiian fish hook necklaces. Drawing inspiration from the Maori people of New Zealand, these necklaces feature intricate pendants handcrafted from natural materials by talented artisans. The bold Hawaiian Koa Wood Fish Hook Pendant – Choker/Necklace carves koa wood into a curved tribal fish hook design perfect for making a statement. Our Hawaiian Fish Hook Necklace – Bone Carved Pendant highlights elegant contours carved into smooth buffalo bone.
Explore our selection of bone, koa wood, and coconut wood pendants strung on adjustable cotton cords for a perfect fit. The neutral and natural tones complement any outfit while expressing your free-spirited side. Hawaiian fish hook necklaces capture organic beauty through their unique shapes and fissures. The Hawaiian Maori Fish Hook Necklace – Authentic Bone brings contemporary flair to a traditional Pacific symbol of prosperity and abundance. Let these handcrafted works of wearable art show off your adventurous spirit.
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This beautifully handcrafted Hawaiian Tribal Fish Hook Pendant is a unique accessory. The black braided cotton cord can be adjusted to your perfect length. Wear it as a choker or let it hang long as a necklace. No animals were harmed in the making of this product. Be sure to check out our store for…
Introducing this handcrafted Koa Wood Tribal Design Fish Hook Pendant with adjustable cotton cord necklace. The pendant features a beautifully carved tribal fish hook design made from natural Koa wood, a tree native to Hawaii. Measuring approximately 38mm x 61mm, the pendant has a rich brown color that showcases the natural grain of the Koa…
Experience the beauty of Hawaiian tribal jewelry with this handcrafted fish hook pendant necklace. The 2″ long, 1.25″ wide pendant is made from natural white buffalo bone carved into a traditional Hawaiian fish hook design. It comes on an adjustable 28″ brown braided cotton cord so you can wear it as a choker or longer…
Presenting a uniquely handcrafted Hawaiian tribal fish hook pendant made with natural white buffalo bone in a traditional design. The brown braided cotton cord is adjustable from choker to pendant length for versatile styling. It measures approximately 2 inches long by 1.5 inches wide. No animals were harmed in the making of this product. Add…
What are Hawaiian fish hook necklaces?
Hawaiian fish hook necklaces feature carved bone, wood, or shell pendants shaped into intricate fish hook designs. They draw inspiration from Maori and Pacific Islander culture.
What do the fish hooks symbolize?
Fish hooks represent abundance, fertility, prosperity, strength, and safe voyage in Hawaiian culture. They are thought to provide protection.
What materials are used to make them?
Authentic pendants use natural materials like bone, koa wood, mother of pearl, and coconut wood sourced in Hawaii. Each has a unique carved shape.
How do you wear a Hawaiian fish hook necklace?
They have a casual, island vibe perfect for everyday wear. Layer them over shirts or dresses for a boho look. Adjustable cords allow you to customize the length.
What is the best length for fish hook necklaces?
Standard adjustable lengths range from 16 to 30 inches. Shorter lengths are worn high while longer styles complement low necklines. Chokers are 16-18 inches.
How can you tell if they are real Hawaiian fish hook necklaces?
Look for variations in natural materials, hand-tied knots between shells/beads, and stamps indicating it was handcrafted in Hawaii.
How do you care for and clean fish hook pendants?
Use a soft dry cloth to gently buff away dirt. Store them in a fabric pouch away from moisture. Re-knot cord if fraying appears.
Can men wear Hawaiian fish hook necklaces?
Yes, they make rugged and cool accessories for modern men. Opt for darker cords and minimal styling for a masculine vibe.
What other Hawaiian fish hook jewelry is available?
In addition to necklaces, you can find Hawaiian fish hook earrings, rings, cufflinks, bracelets and ankle bracelets.
Are there meaning behind fish hook shapes?
Yes, twists and spirals represent the constant flow of life. Traditional shapes include variations like koru, mangopare, and puhoro.