One of the largest trees in the world, Kauri belong to the ancient conifer family, and can live for over 2000 years. Standing strong and straight, Kauri trees are thought in Maori mythology to symbolise Tane, the god of forests and birds, propping up the sky from the earth.
A single 9k solid gold Kauri leaf falls between two sterling silver leaves. Suspended from a 45cm sterling silver chain, with a 5cm extender.
