The Story of the Plumeria Collection

The plumeria arrived in Hawaii from tropical America by way of India, traveling the same trade routes that shaped so much of island life. By the 1800s it had become inseparable from Hawaiian floral tradition: strung into lei, tucked behind ears, woven into daily life alongside flowers that had grown here for centuries. Its five-petaled blossom is the most recognized symbol of the islands and incorporated the most in traditional Hawaiian jewelry today.

A Collection Built Around One Flower

Pendants range from small single blossoms to cluster designs set with diamonds. Rings and bracelets often have wrapping repeating strand patterns that create the style of a dense yet delicate lei. With such a distinct and simple beauty, plumeria jewelry makes perfect pieces for anyone's collection.

Craftsmanship

Every piece is crafted in solid 14K gold or sterling silver. Often adorned with diamond accents that  are set individually to follow the flower's natural signature symmetry. Many of our pieces are also offered in rose gold and white gold, matching the lovely white and pink varieties found throughout Hawaii.

Choosing a Plumeria Piece

The Plumeria Collection pendants and earrings are perfect for all occasions and gifts for all ages, including younger recipients or first-time buyers. Plumeria jewelry are gorgeous as they are versatile, complimenting a range of styles. Diamond centered pieces are available in many of our styles for those looking for a finer touch. Our Kaimana Collection expands the plumeria-diamond design pair perfectly cut marquise stones into a design language that is both bold and elegant. There is a plumeria pendant or necklace here for nearly any occasion, whether a welcome home, a birthday, or a piece of Hawaii to carry with you wherever life takes you.