About Hawaiian Heirloom Jewelry

Hawaiian Heirloom Jewelry was originated by a gift from Queen Victoria for Princess Liliuokalani in 1880. It was a solid gold bracelet with the Princess' name engraved and enameled on it. Among the very early examples of Hawaiian Heirloom Jewelry were Queen Emma's silver bracelet engraved "Aloha ia ka heiheimalie". The bracelet was Victorian in design and style, yet deeply Hawaiian in wording and phrase to reflect their ancestorial heritage. Since then, the people of Hawaii have adopted this style of jewelry and passed it on from generation to generation.

At our Hawaiian heirloom jewelry factory here in Honolulu each piece of Hawaiian jewelry is hand carved by a master craftsman cutting out beautiful Hawaiian flower designs into rings, pendants and bracelets. The hand engraving is very delicate and time consuming. It can take up to 2 hour to engrave just one ring. Our Hawaiian jewelry engravers work with sterling silver, 14k yellow gold, 14k rose/pink gold and 14k white gold. The designs we cut into each piece of Hawaiian jewelry are Hawaiian plumeria flowers, Maile leaf, and traditional Hawaiian scroll designs.

By ordering Hawaiian jewelry direct from our factory and we can make a custom Hawaiian ring, Hawaiian pendant or Hawaiian bracelet for you and ship within 5 days. There is no need to wait weeks now to receive your Hawaiian jewelry!


Your name can be custom engraved into the jewelry with traditional enamel lettering, you can even request your Hawaiian name to be put on the jewelry. We offer FREE inside engraving for a short personal message inside your Hawaiian heirloom jewelry.


Visit our Hawaiian Jewelry website now and we can answer all of your question about our Hawaiian jewelry. Safe secure shopping with over 800 products with free shipping available. We are members of the Better Business Bureau and The Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau and have been continuing the tradition of hand engraving Hawaiian jewelry for over 20 years.