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The Hukilau Store

at Old Laie Bay

 Na Hoku has been creating Hawaii’s finest jewelry since 1924. Their elegant shop — located in the Hapa Home store — offers an incomparable selection of diamond and other gem creations set as necklaces, pendants, chokers, earrings, and more. You’ll find beautiful gold pieces and opal settings. Island motif jewelry includes exquisite Tahitian black pearls, mother of pearl creations and many other exquisite selections.

Phone

808-555-5555

Address

55-370 Kamehameha Hwy,

Laie Hawaii 96762

Hours

Monday – Friday

11 am – 7 pm

Closed Sundays & Wednesdays

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The Hukilau Store

Uncover the artistry behind crafting exquisite Hawaiian jewelry. Dive into the intricate process, where tradition meets creativity, shaping timeless pieces inspired by the islands’ rich culture and natural beauty.”

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