Ngai Tahu Pounamu Guitar Pick Necklace: Authentic Greenstone Jewelry for Guitarists.

Kiwi Greenstone Guitar Pick Necklace Pure NZ Vibes

Alright, buckle up buttercup, because this ain't your grandma's potato peeler. This thing is pure, unadulterated awesomeness. Think of it as a party in your pocket, a symphony of flavor waiting to be unleashed. It's sleek, it's sexy, it's ready to take your taste buds on a wild ride. Forget boring breakfasts and sad salads. With this bad boy, you're not just cooking, you're creating culinary masterpieces. Get ready to impress, because your kitchen game is about to level up. Seriously, don't even think about hesitating. Treat yo'self. You deserve it. Now, go forth and conquer the culinary world, one delicious bite at a time. You dig?

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What to give to the musician? Maybe a greenstone guitar pick! This pounamu guitar pick necklace is made from genuine Ngai Tahu greenstone. It comes with a certificate of authenticity, which also gives you access to a website detailing the stone used, the artisans, and the origins of the stone. The whole back story.

The stone used for the pictured guitar pick is Hapopo. It's colour ranges from meduim green to a dark forest green with a unique mottled texture. So the one you receive may look a different shade to the one photographed.

The South Island of New Zealand (Maori name Te Waipounamu - the Greenstone Isle), is the only place where NZ greenstone (pounamu) is found. The stone is a taonga (treasure) to Ngai Tahu, and in particular the people of Te Tai o Poutini, the West Coast of the South Island, where most greenstone is found and carved.

The stone began its journey millions of years ago, as the mountains of Te Waipounamu formed over time, pushing narrow bands of pounamu filled earth to the surface. From here, the movement of rivers and glaciers broke pieces of pounamu away from its host rock.

The pick measures approximately 3.5cm (1 3/8') long, and hangs from a long black adjustable cord.

Personally I wouldn't use it as a guitar pick, in case I chipped it, but I'd definitely give it to a musician to enjoy wearing.

Proudly made in New Zealand from Ngai Tahu pounamu, and shipped worldwide.