Pendants & Necklaces

The flying fish, or ‘fulhan’gi’, as known in the Maldives, is one of the most fascinating fish in our oceans. These remarkable fish have evolved to be able to leap out the water and glide over the waves to escape from large predators like tunas, billfish and the ever vibrant mahi-mahis. They are able to leap and glide over the water’s surface for astonishing distances, sometimes up 650 feet. They have also been known to reach speeds of over 50 kilometres per hour.

The Flying Fish pendant is inspired by these amazing creatures in full flight. From our range of SS Pendants, this delicate yet sleek design immortalises the beauty of a flying fish as it glides over the waves, ever so slightly touching the surface.

The legacy of our ancestors shape us and our traditions, giving meaning to our lives. We are islanders with a complex past, and we are family. The Maldives Pendant features the atolls of Maldives, an ancient Kingdom of a Thousand Isles; and pays tribute to our rich history and heritage.

Giant clams, or Gaa’haka, as they are known in the Maldives, are found in shallow coral reefs and lagoons, and they are an important part of the ecosystem in the Maldives. 

This design is inspired by the undulating curves of the shells of these magnificent creatures.

Crafted for the salt life, this stainless steel pendant featuring all the atolls of Maldives offers high durability and resistant to rust.

The legacy of our ancestors shape us and our traditions, giving meaning to our lives. We are islanders with a complex past, and we are family. The Raajje Pendant features the Maldives, an ancient Kingdom of a Thousand Isles; and pays tribute to our rich history and heritage.

The Thresher Shark is the definition of savage beauty. They use their long, cartilaginous tails to stun their prey. These pendants aim to capture this elusive creature’s stunning beauty and reserved aggression in one timeless piece.

The Zigzag Venus Clam, like most members of the Veneridae family, have very unique shells, oval with vibrant brownish orange markings set against a pearlescent base that looks almost like a cave drawing.

The Venus Pendants honour the beauty of this appropriately named bivalve, a true gem of the ocean. 

Bigfin Reef Squids are often mistaken for Cuttlefish, due to their large fins that extend around the entirety of the mantle, and their more oval shape, in comparison to other squid species. The Bigfin Reef Squid is known as “aori-ika” and is considered the “king of squid”. They’re the most common seen species of cephalopod in the harbours and reefs, day, or night. Due to their short lifespans of about a year, they’re voracious feeders, actively feeding regardless of the time of day.

The brilliant displays of these squids are quite a sight to marvel, regardless of whether they’re feeding or putting on a show for the opposite sex. Their complex colour patterns are a remarkable tool for communication, that is astonishingly beautiful to behold. These cephalopods are seemingly an extra-terrestrial species sharing our world.