Sisters Collective is a jewellery label at 2 Taupata Street in Redcliffs, Christchurch, that makes contemporary Māori jewellery and zodiac-inspired pieces. Its website says the designs are created in Ōtautahi Christchurch, hand-crafted in small batches overseas, then hand-woven in Aotearoa, and tied to a mission of sustainability and empowerment of the wearer. The hei tiki was designed in 2019 as an alternative to pounamu, and the pieces use lab-made or ethically sourced gemstones, including the popular Opalite. The range also has zodiac astrojewels and bracelets. A hei tiki on a hand-woven strand is listed at €58.95 as at 2026, and a zodiac bracelet at €8.95 as at 2026.
Reviewers describe the stones as beautiful and say that each piece is different. One has several pieces and wears them most days, and another says they have been a good gift for loved ones. A third says the women who helped them choose a hei tiki were wonderful and that there were many stones to pick from. Nothing in the reviews is critical.