A 25mm inukshuk carved from a single piece of Canadian Jade, set on a stainless steel bail. The inukshuk — or inuksuk — is a stone landmark built by Inuit peoples across the Arctic, used as a guide for hunting, a marker for food caches, or a warning of danger. It is a universal symbol of human presence, guidance, and community — embodying the idea that we are stronger together.
Canadian Jade, Canadian Symbol
There's something fitting about an inukshuk carved from Canadian jade — two of Canada's most enduring natural and cultural symbols in a single piece. Hand-carved from genuine Canadian Nephrite Jade, each pendant is unique.
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