Cocobolo Humuhumu Pendant
- Complimentary 16" - 18" Chain
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- Polishing Cloth
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This 925 sterling silver fish pendant features our original Humuhumunukunukuapua'a motif paired with exotic Cocobolo wood and topaz gemstones.
Hawaii's state fish Humuhumunukunukuapua'a is named for the demigod and shapeshifter Kama Pua'a who faced Pele in an epic battle and ultimately won by turning into this legendary fish when he touched the sea. Humuhumu represents courage, strength, and inner beauty.
Each piece is unique and may vary slightly in color.
- Brand: Alamea
- Materials: 925 Sterling Silver
- Gemstone: Cocobolo Wood, Topaz
- Polished Finish
Dimensions:
- Length: 29mm
- Width: 15mm
- Thickness: 8mm
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