Paua abalone pearl ring Oval

This distinctive ring is made of high-quality brass and decorated with natural abalone mother-of-pearl in the shape of a large oval. Abalone is known for its unique iridescent shine, which plays with shades of blue, green, purple and pearly white - each piece is completely original, because the natural structure of mother-of-pearl is never repeated. Material: brass, abalone mother-of-pearl, oval size: approx. 2.7 cm. The ring is adjustable in size from 56 mm (US 8). Illustrative image, each ring has an original drawing.

Thanks to its large, distinctive oval shape, the ring becomes a dominant piece of jewelry that immediately attracts attention. It is suitable for both festive occasions and as an original accessory to a modern outfit.

The meaning of mother-of-pearl abalone shells

Abalone pearl is valued not only for its beauty but also for its symbolic meaning. It is associated with harmony, protection and tranquility. It is believed to bring peace, balance of emotions and strengthen intuition. The rainbow shimmer is reminiscent of a connection with the sea and nature, making it an ideal stone for those seeking inner well-being.

Who is the ring suitable for?

The abalone mother-of-pearl ring is designed for women who like original, natural and distinctive jewelry. Due to its size, it is suitable as a dominant accessory - for example, on the index or middle finger. It is also a great choice as an unconventional gift for a woman who appreciates jewelry with a natural and spiritual touch.

Why choose this ring?

• Brass ring with natural mother-of-pearl abalone shell.

• Large oval stone – each piece is unique.

• A symbol of harmony, protection and inner balance.

• A striking piece of jewelry that immediately attracts attention.

• A great idea for an original gift.

Paua is a type of abalone (Haliotis Iris) from the seas of New Zealand. Its indigenous people, the Maori, call it “Paua Te Koha a Tangaroa” – Gift of the Sea God. Maori legend says that paua is a special gift from Tangaroa, the god of the sea.

It is found only on the coasts of New Zealand, where it lives on rocky shores, the best paua shells come from the southern part of the waters around NZ. It lives at a depth of about 10 meters hanging on rocky protrusions. Paua is the most colorful shell of the abalone species, no other shell in the world has such bright and full colors. The color shades of the paua shell go from greenish pink, through purple blue to golden or crimson tones. When shooting in the light from different angles, it changes colors and turns them into a rainbow. With its changing play of colors, it is similar to opal crystals.

Paua was traditionally used by the Maori people in their artistic carvings, especially the eyes of their statues. The red-colored mother-of-pearl was used for the eyes of Maori warrior statues, which shimmered red. Paua holds great significance in Maori traditions, being essential for wedding ceremonies and other celebrations.

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