Lono-i-ka-makahiki (Size 7.5)

Inspired by Lono, the Hawaiian god of rain and prosperity, this handcrafted ring embodies the life-giving forces of nature. The striking centerpiece—a luminous blue gemstone—mirrors the vast sky and the nourishing rains that sustain the land. Framed in sterling silver, it is both grounding and celestial, echoing Lono’s sacred connection to the heavens.

The quilt design on the band tells a deeper story, interwoven with symbols of harmony, protection, and the flourishing cycle of life:

• Hibiscus – Growth, abundance, and beauty, honoring Lono’s role as the god of agriculture and fertility.
• Anthurium – Hospitality and prosperity, aligning with Lono as the provider of sustenance and harmony.
• Ti Leaf – A sacred emblem of protection and blessings, reflecting Lono’s ceremonial significance.
• Turtles (Honu) – Longevity and the balance between land and sea, echoing Lono’s nurturing presence in the natural world.
• Dolphins (Nai‘a) – Symbols of peace, joy, and unity, resonating with the spirit of Makahiki—Lono’s season of renewal and celebration.

More than just jewelry, this ring is a statement of gratitude, renewal, and connection to the natural world—a reminder that abundance flows where reverence and care reside.