Jade Pendant - Four Koru

Heart Symbol:
Universally represents love, compassion, connection, and unity.

 Four Koru Within a Heart – Possible Meanings:
1. Whānau (Family Unity)
Four koru may represent four whānau members (e.g. parents and two tamariki, or four siblings).

Enclosed in a heart, it symbolises aroha, protection, and unity within the whānau.

It reflects a tight-knit, loving family where each person is an important part of the whole.

2. Balance of Relationships
The four koru could represent four key relationships in someone's life – for example: love, friendship, ancestry, and self – all nurtured within the heart.

3. The Four Winds / Elements
Spiritually, the four koru might stand for the four winds (ngā hau e whā), four seasons, or four natural elements (papatūānuku – earth, rangi – air, ahi – fire, wai – water), all held together by aroha.

4. Generations or Ancestry
Each koru could symbolise a generation – like tipuna (great-grandparents), kaumātua (grandparents), mātua (parents), and tamariki (children) – reflecting whakapapa, continuity, and the strength of intergenerational love.

• 60mm
• Not New Zealand Pounamu.