HONOLULU (October 10, 2024) It’s time to shine at
Waikiki Beach Walk, which offers one of the finest selections of Hawaiian jewelry and accessories in Waikiki. Not only does it personalize any look, but it can also serve as the ultimate symbol of a beloved place.
KOLOHE
Kolohe is a Hawaiʻi based brand that specializes in hand-crafted and custom jewelry. The designs combine island beauty with timeless elegance. Its collections include plumeria, “goddess” pearls, Blue Ocean and the Hula Collection with 100 pendants featuring original artwork.
Kolohe’s necklaces, bracelets, rings, anklets and earrings are all made by in-house designers and the majority of Kolohe pieces are unique designs styled to complement individuality, beauty and poise. For those seeking the ultimate customization, Kolohe’s immersive retail experience allows clients to design their own jewelry on the spot at its Custom Jewelry Bar or host a Jewelry Design Party at Kolohe’s flagship Waikiki Beach Walk location. Founded by entrepreneur Rose Wong, every purchase goes towards creating local scholarships for students in arts and entrepreneurship in Hawaiʻi.
LEMURIA CRYSTALS
Opened in June,
Lemuria welcomes all those drawn to the beauty and energy of crystals, providing a calm and inviting atmosphere full of high quality. The store is a serene sanctuary offering a unique blend of spirituality, beauty, and the mystical properties of crystals and exceptional stones. Lemuria carries an extensive inventory of natural, high-quality crystals and other transcendent stones in many different shapes and forms. This includes in raw and partially sculpted forms, along with finely crafted jewelry.
NA HOKU
Na Hoku offers
18 spectacular collections that are inspired by the incredible beauty and icons unique to the Hawaiian Islands, crafted with precious diamonds, gems, semi-precious stones and native koa wood. Its award-winning, sophisticated designs include waterfalls, sunsets, seascapes, waves, flowers, and the celestial sky, reflecting the meaning of ‘Nā Hōkū’—‘the stars’ in Hawaiian.
Whimsical collections feature turtles, flip flops and shave ice. Suitable for men, women and children, its collections are exquisitely crafted in 14kt gold (yellow and white), sterling silver and stainless steel. Na Hoku also features an impressive selection of the iconic Hawaiian Heirloom Jewelry that is handcrafted and available for personalization.
JUST AS GOLDEN: HAWAIIAN MUSIC AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMING IN FALL 2024
Waikiki Beach Walk continues to host an amazing array of complimentary music and cultural programming throughout 2024. (All performances are weather permitting.)
- Mele Haliʻa features the finest in Hawaiian musical entertainment by some of Hawaiʻi’s most exceptional, award-winning artists on one special Sunday each month. All performances are free of charge.
- October 13 – KILIA (@kiliamusic), 5 to 6 p.m.: An all-wāhine trio from the windward side who got their start at Kamehameha Schools.
- November 10 - Nānea Kō Maka Hula & Mele Celebration, 5 to 6 p.m.
- Every Tuesday, “Kū Haʻaheo” at the Plaza Stage, with live Hawaiian entertainment from 4:30 to 6 p.m.
- Waikiki’s popular “Ka Lei Hula” offers complimentary hula practice each Sunday morning at 9 a.m. The classes are free and open to the public.
- Mālama Hawaii – Learn Ukulele Basics at The Ukulele Store. Complimentary daily lessons are offered at The Ukulele Store taught by Na Hoku Hanohano award winner Tyler Gilman. 11:15 a.m. Reservations required, (808) 888-5469.
- Waikiki Beach Walk Open Market on Mondays from 4 to 8 p.m. The lively experience provides an eco-friendly way to support local businesses, while discovering truly one-of-a-kind souvenirs, handmade art, and snacks to take home for yourself or as a gift to someone special.
- EIMEO Live Art – Thursday, October 24, 5 to 9 p.m. EIMEO will be hosting live art events and collaborations in their store. Guests can enjoy this cultural experience while sipping on drinks from @drink.summerclub.
- Thursday, October 24, 5 to 9 p.m. - Hinatea Colombani (@hinateacolombani): Hinatea Colombani is a Tahitian artist who specializes in the ancient art of tapa.
- Friday, November 15, 5 to 9 p.m. - Dorothee Henriot (@mersea_people): With over 45,000 followers on Instagram, Dorothee Henriot is the creator of MERSEA PEOPLE.
WHAT’S IN STORE
Newly Opened: Blue Sky Thai Massage is Honolulu's leader in traditional Thai massage practice, offering authentic treatments with an experienced, knowledgeable staff in a modern, family-friendly setting on Level 2 facing the plaza.
Traditional Thai massage differs in that the practitioner uses their hands, thumbs, elbows and forearms with a unique combination of stretching, movement and pressure to relieve muscle tension. Blue Sky Thai Massage & Spa incorporates essential oils and plant-based compounds into the treatment to improve both mood and health.
ABOUT WAIKIKI BEACH WALK
Waikiki Beach Walk is a vibrant shopping, dining and entertainment district on Lewers Street between Kalakaua Avenue and Kalia Road in Waikīkī. The more than 94,000 sq. ft. center boasts some of Hawaii’s greatest boutique shopping experiences with locally made products, award-winning restaurants, nightlife, and world renown Hawaiian entertainment, making Waikiki Beach Walk a slice of Hawai’i life, popular with visitors and residents. For information, visit
http://www.waikikibeachwalk.com/ or
http://jp.waikikibeachwalk.com/. Follow Waikiki Beach Walk on
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