“MIYASHIRO RE-DROP These pieces are back for the last time!”
“We've re-casted the silver from the molds we used for the gold pieces - so you may notice slight differences from the original silver pieces.”
“Triangles.”
“In many cultures and arts, triangles have a multitude of meanings.”
“For me, it represents strength in balance.”
“In the culture I was raised in, it often refers to a shark tooth (niho manō).”
“Manō, a shark in Hawaiian waters, has been revered as both a symbol of fierceness and of family guidance.”
“I find that to be a perfect explanation for the Pacific Islands.”
Salty Dagger
Pacific Teeth
Pacific Teeth
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- Solid sterling silver
- 100% recycled silver (certified)
- Ocean proof
- 30% tougher than traditional silver (certified)
- Hand carved from wax
- Stones cut one by one, in house
- No synthetic stones
- Full story comes in a note with the craft
- Perfect gift packaging/box
- Full story / note
- Cotton canvas bag
- Care guide
- Polish cloth
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7 trees planted for every order.
2 YEARS IN THE MAKING
Every single piece slowly hand-carved from wax.
Featuring gemstones carved in-house. Each stone carved one by one. Every clasp and chain made in-house. We limited our stones to those we could find from small, family run businesses.
Your order comes in a vintage matchbox curated from 100% recycled cardboard with an organic cotton canvas bag, polish cloth, and a note sharing the full story behind the craft. This is all packed in POLASTIC, a collaboration removing ocean-bound plastics.
All pieces include a lifetime warranty against any crafting defects.
Read the care guide that comes with the craft!
The Full Story
MIYASHIRO RE-DROP
These pieces are back for the last time! We've re-casted the silver from the molds we used for the gold pieces - so you may notice slight differences from the original silver pieces.
"Triangles. In many cultures and arts, triangles have a multitude of meanings. For me, it represents strength in balance. In the culture I was raised in, it often refers to a shark tooth (niho manō).
Manō, a shark in Hawaiian waters, has been revered as both a symbol of fierceness and of family guidance. I find that to be a perfect explanation for the Pacific Islands. I remember the day my mom called, reporting that my friend was in the hospital in critical condition with one leg taken from a shark while surfing our home break. In contrast there were the beautiful moments, swimming beside them while both shark and man were symbiotically hunting for our evening meal. When a fifteen foot shark gracefully swam alongside me in a moment of peace, it reaffirmed that we all need this healthy fear - not the fear that cripples us, but rather the fear that motivates us to protect what we love." 3/7 - Chris Miyashiro
