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Family Crest that will
last for generations.
Conversations today on preserving family heritage are among the most
popular subjects. |
Today, individuals and
families claim certain animals, sealife or birds as their personal "aumakua"
and the more powerful ‘aumakua, such as the Mano, continue to be honored
in our increasingly modern world.
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Fishermen have told of being lost or in danger at sea,
only to find themselves to be guided by their ‘aumakua in the form of a
dolphin or shark leading them to safety. Aumakua’s are believed to
protect the bearer and bring good luck. |
Aumakua’s are believed
to be an ancestor who
provided comfort and spiritual support.
Also used in preserving
a family heritage were the symbols of the trade of your ancestors such as a farmer or fisherman
and sports such as paddling, swimming
or running. |
Inspired by the shape of the Hawaiian Coat of Arms, the
Hawaiian Family Crest is engraved with your family Aumakua or symbol above
your family name. |
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Choice of Background Color:
Natural Gold, Ali'i Black, Fire Red or
Deep Blue (shown) Approx. 1" X
1 1/4"
14Kt. $845.00 |
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Description
1) Shark "Mano" 2) Owl "Pueo" 3)Turtle
"Honu" 4) Dolphin 5) Farmer 6) Fisherman 7) Taro 8) Canoe
Paddler |
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HOW TO PLACE YOUR ORDER
1. Select your "Aumakua" or Trade Symbol, enter number
2. Select a background color Natural Gold, Ali'i Black,
Fire Red or Deep Blue
3. Enter Family Last Name
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A Hawaiian Jewelry Tradition
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