Zealand.
Double Koru Pendant Necklace — Sterling Silver
A striking double Koru pendant, beautifully cast in sterling silver from an original Tania Mallow carving, featuring two flowing spirals that intersect in a harmonious, balanced design. The pendant is finished with a sterling silver chain and clasp, creating a timeless piece suited to everyday wear or special occasions.
The Koru sits at the heart of traditional Māori carving and art in Aotearoa, symbolising the unfurling fern frond and representing new beginnings, growth, and strength. Inspired by time spent among New Zealand’s native bush, Tania’s Koru designs celebrate the gentle curls and spirals that shape the forest floor and canopy alike.
In this double Koru design, two spirals meet and flow through one another, symbolising connection, partnership, and shared journeys. Subtle carved indentations in the polished surface create movement and depth, allowing light to shimmer across the curves and bring the piece beautifully to life.
The pendant has a satisfying, weighty feel, reflecting Tania Mallow’s commitment to comfort, quality, and longevity. Generous use of material ensures each piece feels substantial while remaining comfortable to wear.
Crafted in certified sterling silver (92.5% pure silver), the necklace is durable and designed for everyday enjoyment. It can be easily maintained with a simple polishing cloth to keep its shine.
Material: Sterling silver
Measurements: 20mm x 20mm, approx. 7g
Chain: 45cm sterling silver chain included
Chains are also available in 40cm and 50cm — please select your preferred length.
Handmade by Tania Mallow in her Beachlands studio, New Zealand.
When your pieces are not being shown off, it is best to keep them in a dry, soft case. This will protect them and increase the longevity so you can continue to wear them for years to come.
Regularly cleaning your pieces will decrease the natural film that builds up over time. Contact us for more info.
We use a wide range of quality materials that only deliver the best look and experience.
Based on the idea that the things we accumulate during our lifetime are the things that are most dear to us, our pieces are designed to be passed down generation after generation.