10K Gold Salmon Egg Northwest Coast Pendant by Meaghan McRae

These gold salmon egg pendants offer a stylish way to wear Northwest Coast Indigenous jewelry. 

What started out as a handmade carving was cast in gold, hand-finished, and made to shine brightly with a diamond. These thoughtful details, which artist Meaghan McRae is known for, make each piece special enough to carry with you always. Wear on their own or layer with other pieces to create meaning that is uniquely your own. 

The salmon egg represents the start of life and reminds us that everything is connected. For some First Nations on the Northwest Coast, salmon symbolize life itself, so they protect both the fish and their eggs. Salmon are also vital to the coastal ecosystem, moving between the ocean and freshwater throughout their lives.

Material: 10K gold, diamond
Dimensions: 1/2" x 1/2" (12mm x 12mm)
Chain option: 2.5mm curb chain - 10K gold (chain shown in the first image)

About the artist: Meaghan McRae is a Gitxsan artist based in Vancouver, BC, whose vibrant spirit shines through her Indigenous jewelry. She leans toward bold statement pieces, often featuring striking forms, high-contrast stones, or intricate details. Her creative process centers on hand-carving wax sculptures, which she transforms into metal and then engraves, bringing her visions to life. Many of her works reflect her passion for crafting jewelry with a dynamic, sculptural presence.

Shipping is included to Canada and the United States. For clients located in the USA, all duties are pre-paid and reflected in the final list price at checkout. 

Discover more jewelry by Meaghan McRae or explore our collection of Indigenous pendants and Northwest Coast jewelry.