Animal Charms

The flightless kiwi is an endangered New Zealand bird and the colloquial name fondly given to all New Zealanders. To be born in New Zealand and to be a...

The flightless kiwi is an endangered New Zealand bird and the colloquial name fondly given to all New Zealanders. To be born in New Zealand and to be...

The kiwi is a much loved and famously endangered New Zealand bird. It is also the name we fondly give to ourselves and the name which other countries...

Renowned as a country where there are more sheep than people, New Zealand is known all over the world for its sheep farming. Visitors travelling the length of...

Our cute little ‘Daisy cow’ charm represents this gentle animal, that features so predominately in the green fields of Aotearoa. It may bring back fond memories of our...

Every little girl remembers wishing for a pony for her birthday. A pony is a friend to share adventures with, a means of meeting new friends at pony...

The dog is man's most loyal and loving companion, lending truth to the statement of ‘man's best friend’. At home in the back yard as the adored family pet,...

Cats are perfect companions, small and low maintenance. These much loved animals evoke the spirit of independence, cleverness and of course, curiosity. Other wonderful qualities in cats, like...

The tuatara is the only survivor of an ancient group of reptiles who used to roam Gondwanaland before it split and formed Aotearoa. Now only found on protected...

New Zealand’s ‘musicians of the bush’, tui have some of the most complex and special bird songs in the world. Recognisable by a distinctive white tuft under their...

Our cute Fantail charm celebrates one of New Zealand’s most treasured native birds. The unique and curious fantail (pīwakawaka in Māori) is respected as a symbolic messenger. Its...

Our cute Fantail charm celebrates one of New Zealand’s most treasured native birds. The unique and curious fantail (pīwakawaka in Māori) is respected as a symbolic messenger. Its...

The monarch, with its rich orange and black patterned wings, represents new life and transformation as it turns from a caterpillar to a delicate butterfly of great beauty....

The kina is a sea urchin found widely along New Zealand coastlines. Traditional and popular kaimoana (seafood), the kina has a smooth, buttery roe hidden inside its hard...

Found south of the East Cape of New Zealand, the dusky dolphin is another favourite, with its friendly curiosity and playful nature. Nothing beats interacting with these dolphins...

The starfish reminds us of long, hot summer days spent at Aotearoa’s many beautiful beaches. Days spent swimming, building sandcastles, collecting shells and exploring rock pools often end...

You cannot help but be charmed by the penguin. These amazing birds have a character all of their own. On the land they have an ungainly waddle, marching...

Baby Koalas are famous throughout the world for their cute and cuddly appearance and their docile and pleasant nature. They are true survivors, living well in challenging environments. The...

The elephant is truly a magnificent animal whose intelligence, stability and patience is celebrated by Asian and African cultures. She is the ultimate symbol of good luck and...

Albatrosses soaring over our stunning New Zealand coastlines is a majestic sight. Known for their epic journeys, the Albatross signifies freedom and adventure, but it also represents commitment....

Our Dragonfly charm was inspired by the native Giant Bush Dragonfly, found in summer dancing amidst our effervescent New Zealand streams. The dragonfly, a fast moving creature of...

Honey bees play an important role in our ecosystems and are believed by many to be very lucky. Inspired by the hexagonal shape of the honeycomb, this intricate...

A watchful guardian representing wisdom and knowledge, Ruru is the Māori name for the New Zealand native owl, the Morepork. With its large shining eyes and melancholy hooting...

The Huia bird was regarded as tapu (sacred) to Māori. Like prized jewels fit for a queen, the striking Huia feather was regarded as a token of friendship,...

The much loved little ladybird has forever been a symbol of luck. She is delightfully playful, make your wish known to her and she will fly away and...

The Majestic Tui sitting in a Kowhai tree has become an iconic symbol of New Zealand summers. Their beautiful and unique call can be heard deep in native...

The curious fantail (piwakawaka) is one of our most cherished native birds, respected as a symbolic messenger. These friendly little characters are known for their unique fan-shaped tail...

The unique and curious kiwi is Aotearoa’s unofficial national symbol. This exquisite design captures this flightless bird foraging amidst the ferns within our beautiful woodlands. A truly patriotic...

Our playful native fantail (piwakawaka) acts as a guardian guiding you on your path. You will spot this cheeky bird along the coast in pockets of native bush,...

The regal Tui is New Zealand’s ‘musician of the bush’. Their beautiful melodies drift through our coastal forests bringing happiness and energy to the start of each day....

A symbol of companionship, the playful dolphin lives in large social groups and forms close bonds with others. The sparkling blue cubic zirconia symbolises the glistening New Zealand...

This beautiful starfish design reminds us of time spent with loved ones enjoying Aotearoa’s beautiful beaches. The starfish symbolises the magic of true love, celebrating the deep affection...

Our precious fantail (piwakawaka) is one of New Zealand’s most cherished native birds. These treasured little birds are well-known for their friendly ‘cheet cheet’ and their energetic flying...

Kea are a national treasure and are considered to be one of the most intelligent birds on Earth. Notorious for their cheeky and inquisitive nature, the world’s only...

Most Kiwis born before the 1990s will remember the animated TVNZ kiwi cartoon character who climbed the TV satellite at the end of each evening's broadcasting, tucking himself...

Kangaroos are powerful and fast animals, renowned for their great strength. They are also admired for being animals that are friendly to humans, and are nurturing and protective...

Common wombats tend to be solitary animals which build and inhabit their own burrows, and find their own food. They serve as a sense of encouragement in that we...

Kookaburra’s are tame and social birds who give out a loud chorus of laughter before coming down from their heights to find food and company. Commonly seen in both...

Even one of the world’s largest birds starts off as a small baby. As one of the animals featured on the Australian coat of arms, the baby emu symbolises...

An Australian parrot species that is known for being engaging, charming, and quick to bond with people. These Australian birds are social and known for needing interaction and affection...