Nalu ʻEkolu Bracelet | Triple Strand Turquoise Bracelet | Moku by Quarry

Nalu ʻEkolu
Nalu ʻEkolu Bracelet | Triple Strand Turquoise Bracelet | Moku by Quarry
 
Island soul. Worn bold. Collected with purpose.
 
Ocean treasures. Coastal color. Timeless craftsmanship.
 
Inspired by the rhythm of the sea and the beauty of rolling waves, Nalu ʻEkolu captures the spirit of coastal living through vibrant ocean hues and handcrafted artistry.
 
In Hawaiian, Nalu means "wave" and ʻEkolu means "three." Together, the name translates to "Three Waves," a fitting tribute to the bracelet's elegant triple-strand design. Like waves moving together across the ocean, each strand brings its own texture and character while creating a harmonious whole.
 
Handcrafted with Aged Turquoise Picasso Czech glass tube seed beads, the bracelet showcases rich shades of turquoise and blue reminiscent of shallow tropical waters, weathered shorelines, and sunlit waves. The layered strands create beautiful depth and movement, reflecting the ever-changing nature of the sea.
 
Throughout the design, .925 sterling silver cube accents provide luminous contrast to the ocean-inspired palette, adding refinement while complementing the organic beauty of the beads. The bracelet is hand-strung on durable satin-finished wire for strength, flexibility, and lasting wear.
 
The three strands are gathered by a sterling silver ring and finished with a sterling silver lobster clasp and extension chain, allowing for an adjustable and comfortable fit.
 
Beautiful worn alone or layered with your favorite Moku pieces, Nalu ʻEkolu serves as a reminder of the ocean's power, tranquility, and enduring connection to the islands.
 
Details
• Moku by Quarry Collection
• Triple-strand design
• Aged Turquoise Picasso Czech glass tube seed beads
• .925 sterling silver cube accents
• Satin-finished wire construction
• Sterling silver gathering ring
• Sterling silver lobster clasp
• 1.25" sterling silver extension chain
• Length: 7.25"
• Handcrafted in our Illinois studio
 
Symbolism
The three strands symbolize three ocean waves traveling together—each unique, yet connected. In island culture, waves represent movement, renewal, strength, and the constant rhythm of life. Like the sea itself, Nalu ʻEkolu reminds us to embrace change, find balance, and move forward with grace.
 
Three waves. One journey. Endless horizons.