Kauri Leaves Necklace

One of the largest trees in the world, Kauri belong to the ancient conifer family, and can live for over 2000 years. Standing strong and straight, Kauri trees are thought in Māori mythology to symbolise Tāne, the god of forests and birds, propping up the sky from the earth.

• A single 9k gold Kauri leaf falls between two Sterling Silver leaves.
• The Sterling Silver chain measures 450mm.

Lily Griffin jewellery is dainty and delicate, so care must be taken when wearing and storing it.

Please do not wear while exercising, swimming, gardening, showering, cleaning or sleeping. Store in a soft protective pouch or box out of direct sunlight and away from moisture, excessive heat or cold. Please do not store in the bathroom. Avoid contact with household chemicals, perfumes, creams, and hairspray/gels.

Please be aware that you will be able to enjoy your pieces longer if they are not worn on a day to day basis.

Lily Griffin

Nicki Cliff draws inspiration from her love for Aotearoa in creating her beautiful jewellery pieces. She began making jewellery in 2013 to evoke memories of her childhood in New Zealand, where she spent lazy holidays camping and exploring beach rock pools. With a background in painting and sculpture, she experimented with porcelain paint and fine silver to handcraft her pieces in her Auckland studio, where she balances her work with caring for her children; Lily and Griffin.