Polynesian black pearl

These earrings look like they’re inspired by Hawaiian/Pacific Island symbolism, but I can’t confirm the maker’s intended meaning just from the design.

The teardrop pendants appear to include:

• 🌺 A flower/plant motif — often associated with beauty, growth, aloha, and connection to the ʻāina (land).
• 🌊 Spiral/wave shapes — can represent the ocean, movement, life, change, and connection to the sea.
• 🌿 Geometric/leaf-like patterns — reminiscent of Polynesian-inspired decorative motifs and can suggest nature, ancestry, or strength.
• ⚫ Dark pearl-like beads — give them a Tahitian/Polynesian feel; dark pearls are often associated with beauty, rarity, protection, and the ocean.

Overall, I’d describe the earrings as representing aloha, ocean, nature, and island connection