Jewelry Care Guide

Small Habits That Keep Your Pieces Looking Their Best.

Your Noctisa jewelry is made to be worn and enjoyed. A little care can help preserve its color, shine and character over time.

Everyday Habits

  • Put your jewelry on last, after applying perfume, lotion and hairspray.

  • Remove it before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping.

  • Gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after each wear.

14k Gold-Plated Pieces

Gold plating is a thin, delicate surface layer. Friction, moisture and chemicals can gradually wear it away.

  • Avoid contact with water, sweat, perfume and cleaning products.

  • Do not rub hard or use abrasive cloths.

  • Over time, the gold finish may gradually fade, especially where the jewelry regularly touches skin or clothing. This is a normal characteristic of plated jewelry.

Antique Silver Finish Pieces

The darkened silver finish is an intentional part of the design, bringing depth and definition to each detail.

  • The finish may naturally deepen or shift in tone over time.

  • Clean gently using only a soft, dry cloth.

  • Avoid silver polish, polishing cloths and silver cleaning dips, as these may remove or alter the antique finish.

Glass Crystal and Lab-Created Gemstones

  • Gently wipe stones with a barely damp cloth, keeping the metal as dry as possible. Dry immediately afterward.

  • Avoid soaking pieces that combine metal and stones.

  • Keep away from harsh chemicals and sudden impacts.

  • Stones may chip or become loose if dropped onto hard surfaces.

Storage

  • Store each piece separately in a dry place, preferably in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box.

  • Fasten chains and necklaces before storing to prevent tangling, especially when storing layered pieces.

  • Keep jewelry away from direct sunlight and humid environments such as bathrooms.

Layering Your Pieces

When wearing several necklaces together, fasten and unfasten them one at a time. This helps prevent tangling and reduces unnecessary stress on delicate chains and links.

Need Help?

If a piece needs attention or you're unsure how to care for it, email us at support@noctisa.com. We'll be happy to help.