Na Hoku, Hawaii's Finest Jewelers Since 1924

Beauty is always in bloom… at Na Hoku - Hawaii’s Finest Jewelers Since 1924.

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Na Hoku, Hawaii's Finest Jewelers Since 1924

Na Hoku was featured on KITV's Made in Hawaii, we hope you enjoy learning more about us! http://www.kitv.com/clip/12718373/made-in-hawaii-na-hoku

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Na Hoku, Hawaii's Finest Jewelers Since 1924

A sparkling treasure... at Na Hoku - Hawaii’s Finest Jewelers Since 1924.

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Na Hoku, Hawaii's Finest Jewelers Since 1924

Na Hoku may have created the 14K Gold Ultimate Wave Shimmer Diamond Pendant , but 11-time World Surfing Champion, Kelly Slater and his company have created the “ultimate” man-made wave! https://vimeo.com/168364510

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Na Hoku, Hawaii's Finest Jewelers Since 1924

What the Pineapple Symbolizes The pineapple traditionally symbolizes "welcome" and hospitality, as well as friendship, generosity, and other forms of social warmth and graciousness. This is particularly true in the southern United States and in areas on the Eastern Seaboard. Europeans first discovered the pineapple in 1493, when Columbus and his sailors came across the fruit during their travels; the pineapple was particularly popularized in seaports on the West Indian trade route. Columbus and his men introduced the pineapple to Europe, but Europeans soon found that they could not grow pineapples in local climates; as such, they were imported from tropical areas and only the wealthy were able to afford them, which gave pineapples a certain prestige. It was this reputation that led to pineapples finding their way into European and American architectural designs of the 18th century on residential, public and sectarian buildings. This trend has not faded over time. They are most often found around main entrances, foyers and fireplace mantles. Though the pineapple is no longer rare or overly expensive, the meaning behind it remains. It is still commonly found in architecture and furniture designs, as well as in home decor, such as dishes, towels, accent pieces and door knockers. Welcome mats are also often adorned with pineapples -From Reference.com http://www.nahoku.com/yellow-gold-le-vian-aloha-collection-pineapple-pendant-with-diamonds-chain-included.html

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