Bali Necklaces are hand carved from Bone, Abalone and Wood from the Tropical Island of Bali
Each Bali Necklace helps to plant a live coral in our Oceans. Styles representing Sea Turtles, Maori Traditions, Dragonflys to Traditional Makau (Fish Hooks). For more information about helping the live coral CLICK HERE
Also read about the Coral Triangle. The Coral Triangle is an area of the most bio-diverse marine life on our planet. It is located in the western Pacific Ocean and includes the waters of Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Timor Leste, Malaysia and the Solomon Islands. Between these islands, over 125 million people live in The Coral Triangle and rely on its coral reefs for food, income and protection from storms.
$ 32.00
Hand carved Abalone inlay Feather necklace. In many cultures, it is believed if you find a feather it is a sign from the heavens. Some even believed that the souls...
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Hand crafted Rakau Maori made of Water Buffalo and Sono Wood. The Rakau Combo represents strength and swiftness in hand to hand combat. It was common for toa (warriors) to...
$ 28.00
The Original Hei Matau Bali necklace has been hand-carved representing the traditional Hei Matau design made by the Maori. It represents Strength and Safe Passage over water. The fish hook...
$ 32.00
The Double Abalone Twist features two unique abalone sea shell pieces at the base. Hand made with re-purposed Water Buffalo Bone, the twist represents joining together: telling the tale of...
$ 32.00
Hand carved Abalone inlay necklace representing a Sea Turtle. This Abalone Sea Turtle is known for its healing properties. A turtles shell provides protection, much like the abalone shell, also...
$ 28.00
Koru is the Maori word for “bight” or “loop” and refers to new shoots of the silver fern. The Koru Spiral design is derived from the unfolding of silver fern...
$ 28.00
Bali Necklace's Barbed Tail Hook necklace is hand made to replicate a traditional fish hook design. Their fish hook is slightly different in its design, to look less tribal and...
