In collaboration with MURKANI, the Connected Collection features artworks created by proud Muruwari woman and Aboriginal Artist, Daisy Hill, that have been thoughtfully reimagined into jewellery by MURKANI, celebrating and honouring the artistry, knowledge and storytelling of Australia’s First Nations people.
The Keshi Pearl Ocean Dreamer Necklace honours the ocean's profound ability to heal and restore. Known for its calming and reflective properties, the ocean is a sanctuary for those who seek peace and renewal.
This necklace, featuring the iridescent beauty of Mother of Pearl and a delicate string of Keshi Pearls reminds us how important it is to live in harmony with the ebbs and flows of life, like the tides of the ocean.
Whether you're drawn to water for its soothing presence or its power to inspire insight and reflection, let the ocean cleanse and heal your soul.
All pieces are handcrafted.
- Made of sterling silver 925
- Necklace chain measures 52 cm with 40cm of pearl onto high quality chord and 10cm of chain. Can be adjusted to 52, 52, 50, 49, 48 cm
- Charm measures 17 mm in diameter with a 6 mm loop
- Mother Of Pearl - Represents harmony and emotional balance – 1.5 mm
- Pearl - Pearls symbolises wisdom and are valued for their calming effects, helping manifest peace and strength – 3 mm
- Colour – Silver
- Do not wear in water
- Handcrafted by Artisans in Thailand
- Designed in Australia
- All prices include GST
- Free shipping within Australia - please allow approx 5 business days
- Each CONNECTED piece is beautifully packaged in a custom printed, gold embossed box featuring Daisy's artwork and comes with a card which explains the meaning behind the design.
For every piece sold from the CONNECTED Collection, $5 will be donated to the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF), supporting scholarship opportunities at Partner Schools around the nation. AIEF provides financial and career support to help Indigenous students complete Year 12 and make a successful transition to tertiary studies or employment.
You can head to aief.com.au to read more