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21st Celebratory Key - Wheku Style:No Engraving This beautiful Huia Jewellery Set

21st Celebratory Key - Wheku Style:No Engraving This beautiful Huia Jewellery Set21 is the age that a person in New Zealand is classed as an adult, and the giving of the 21st key is a strong New Zealand tradition to symbolize opening the door of maturity and becoming an adult. Alternatively, the giving of a key is a symbol of the limitless doors they can open in their life. The Whekus form is depicted from the head of an ancestor and is considered to be a sacred part of the body. The Wheku is generally found at the gable of the

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This beautiful Huia Jewellery Set are surgical steel coated in gold

which refers to the pursuit of knowledge about the natural world

The Pikorua is often viewed as two different individuals or cultures

It's tail feathers were black with white tips

21st Celebratory Key - Wheku Style:No Engraving This beautiful Huia Jewellery Set21 is the age that a person in New Zealand is classed as an adult, and the giving of the 21st key is a strong New Zealand tradition to symbolize opening the door of maturity and becoming an adult. Alternatively, the giving of a key is a symbol of the limitless doors they can open in their life. The Whekus form is depicted from the head of an ancestor and is considered to be a sacred part of the body. The Wheku is generally found at the gable of the

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