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Te Whai
Te Whai
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Te Whai
Whai is the Māori word for sting-ray. They are believed to be kaitiaki or guardians of the ocean. They dwell on the bottom of the ocean floor, with their eyes fixed at the top of their head, watching from below and protecting the areas where shellfish and fish are caught.
Details
Materials used: Acrylic earrings, with stainless steel hooks
Size: 4cm length (excluding hooks)
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Courier delivery to all of Aotearoa, is a $7.50 flat rate. Courier for rural addresses is $11.30. Estimated delivery is 1-3 working days, and tracking numbers can be provided on request.
We ship to Australia, however due to recent changes within the Australian postal services, prices have increased. We only offer courier delivery to Australia at $38.00 (NZD). Delivery times are estimated 10-15 days.
If you live outside of NZ or Australia, please email us and we will sort out a postage quote for you. We don’t accept PO Box addresses.
Returns
We accept returns and exchanges if the items are in unused condition. Please email us to arrange a return. Ngā mihi.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
General care
Store your earrings in a dry, safe place, preferably on an earring holder. Be mindful of your earrings throughout the day, especially if you are doing anything active, hugging people, and when removing clothing.
Acrylic
To wipe away dust or fingerprints, gently rub the surface with a cotton or microfibre cloth. Be careful not to rub over any etched areas. A dab of water may help remove anything more stubborn, but avoid wetting etched areas.
Bamboo
Gently wipe the surface with a cotton or microfibre cloth. A dab of water may help remove anything more stubborn, but do not wet entire earring.
Polymer clay
To wipe away dust or fingerprints, gently rub the surface with a cotton or microfibre cloth. A dab of water may help remove anything more stubborn.
