Koa Nani

Great service by the attentive staff. I loved the presentation of all the jewelry.
I tried on the very cool Koa Rings by Koa Nani. Very cool styles of rings. Koa Rings, Necklaces, and lots of styles of jewelry. Amazing Luxury Hawaiian Jewelry.
Jewelry designer Brian Hee delivers the «Island’ creation which is a motif of Hawaii’s flora and sea animals featuring metals like gold, silver, platinum and koa wood.
They also have a very cool line of «Island Pear» using South Sea pearls which would look beautiful on any woman.

This is a stunning, awesome local business. Their jewelry is super nice, to the point of being RITZY. I mean, buying something here, you’re gonna drop a bit of cash.
They have beautiful rings, bracelets, and other jewelry that has a definitely «Hawaiian feel» to it. They have different styles of gold, in a few different colors, including my favorite (rose gold). They also have some jewelry that integrates KOA wood, which is just amazing.
We went in, and Melanie greeted us, and was very polite. We were looking for a Koa wood ring for Alexi, and she was prompt, sweet, and very helpful. The rings that he tried on were all diamond encrusted, which he wasn’t really into, so we didn’t end up getting anything, but the selection was cool. (Uh, and because it was expensive, LOL.)
I browsed around the bracelets as well, inquiring as to whether they they had some that closed all the way, or just the «bangle type» they had. Melanie explained that they have those types of bracelets «made to order,» and that they would size for that, and then have them made special. :-)
This is a cool place to browse, but seriously, it is PRICEY. If you’re thinking about going in to look, feel free, and they are super nice to you and don’t treat you badly if you don’t buy anything. If you can easily drop a couple of grand on jewelry, or want something extremely special, this place is really nice, and you’ll love the high level of service, as well as the classy jewelry.
I know that I keep saying it’s expensive, but I just don’t want people to go in and then be sad because it’s too expensive. If you expect it right off the bat, then it’s cool, ya know? (I mean, the girl put GLOVES ON to handle the gorgeous jewelry! Who does that?)
I’d recommend this place if you want a «Hawaiian» heritage-​type piece, and can afford it. Did I mention that, in my opinion, it’s expensive?