EXPLORE NEW COLLECTIONS
EXPLORE NEW COLLECTIONS
Malaysia's special edition gold pendants beautifully incorporate the country's culture and cuisine into jewellery – they are incredibly cute! These pendants are simple yet stylish, effortlessly enhancing your look while conveying deep emotions. Wearing them is synonymous with being cool. They also make great gifts due to their exquisite design, profound cultural significance, and precious emotions.
We've curated a collection of 10 hottest designs just for you. Which one resonates with your style and preferences the most? These pendants not only celebrate the rich culture and cuisine of Malaysia but also allow you to express your unique personality. So, explore the options and select the one that truly speaks to you!
The durian pendant used to be a hit! Its subtle design is lifelike, showing the real look of a durian fruit. Wearing it makes you feel like you're in Malaysia, always experiencing those strong tropical vibes. This pendant is a must-have for durian lovers!
There are two versions of the durian pendant. One is all gold, and the other is partially open, revealing the durian flesh, with the shell having a greenish electroplating. Regardless of your choice, both will make you constantly reminisce about the unique flavor of durian, like carrying Malaysia's culinary treasure around your neck. This pendant is not only delicious but also unique, making it a favorite for durian enthusiasts!
Nasi Lemak, with its unique Malaysian flavor, blends the aroma of coconut milk and pandan leaves, leaving an unforgettable taste. Made from fragrant rice and served with sambal, fried anchovies, peanuts, cucumber slices, and half-boiled egg, it offers a rich flavor. This pendant creatively imitates the packaging of Nasi Lemak, adding a unique touch of deliciousness and culture.
The bullock cart is a traditional symbol of Malaysia, representing its agricultural history and the importance of family bonds. The shiny golden bullock cart pendant isn't just jewellery; it's a tribute to this tradition. It bridges the gap between the past and present, adding historical value to our modern lives. Whether it's reminiscing about the past or looking ahead to a prosperous future, the bullock cart pendant reminds us of those warm and simple days. It's a piece of jewellery that carries emotions, linking us to Malaysia.
The Allamanda pendant represents the significance of the Allamanda flower in Putrajaya, Malaysia's modern administrative center. The golden pendant embodies this vitality and beauty, symbolizing hope, prosperity, and Malaysian pride. Wearing it allows you to feel the spirit and beauty of Putrajaya, no matter where you are.
Kuih Lapis is a delightful Malaysian treat that evokes nostalgia for people of different races and cultures. It represents shared memories and symbolizes Malaysia's multilayered harmony, just like the layers of the cake interwoven together.
The 916 gold Karipap pendant is incredibly cute, almost like a tiny real curry puff! It is like a small treasure chest, just like a curry puff tightly wrapped around delicious secrets. Karipap is a traditional Malaysian snack, and their unique flavor and nostalgic memories are unforgettable.
Kuih Kapit is a must-have for festive occasions. Whenever there's a celebration or a trip back home, you'll always find a tin of Kuih Kapit on the table. Just like how Kuih Kapit wrap up heartfelt wishes, the golden-brown biscuits on the pendant are like a miniature version of golden egg rolls, perfectly capturing the deliciousness and warmth of memories. No matter where you go, as a Malaysian, this pendant will remind you of your deep longing for hometown delicacies.
Kuih Talam is pure Malaysian happiness! The top layer is fragrant with coconut milk, while the green bottom layer is subtly sweet, offering a chewy and fragrant treat. The gold Kuih Talam pendant is incredibly adorable, small and delicate, and can be worn on your wrist anytime, just like a miniature and delicious accessory. As a true Malaysian, this pendant not only symbolizes good food but also connects us to our deep affection for our hometown. No matter where you are, you can always feel the unique taste of Kuih Talam.
Do you love eating mangosteen too? It's often called the "queen of fruits" and is closely related to the durian! Mangosteen has a refreshing and smooth tropical fruit flavor. This golden mangosteen pendant not only showcases the deliciousness of mangosteen but also incorporates its delicate qualities. The intricate craftsmanship and unique design make it feel like you're carrying the taste of your homeland with you. Grab one to take home!
Malaysia's moon kite, affectionately known as "Wau" is not just a traditional kite but also a symbol of the entire country. Wearing this Malaysian "signature" is like attaching the passion and charm of Malaysia to yourself, turning you into a true Malaysian enthusiast.
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