Jewel EXISTENCE

Every piece of jewelry begins with an idea

Each Luz de Nehca piece is born from a design by Luz Rodríguez at Casa LdN, our creative space in Estepona.

From the first sketch to the finished piece of jewelry, we strive for each design to have its own identity and a reason to stay with you.

Material matters

We work with 925 sterling silver of sustainable origin, sourced from recycled silver or from sources certified as Fairmined.

Choosing the origin of our metals is part of our way of understanding jewelry: creating beautiful pieces while also taking care of what cannot be seen.

A technique with centuries of history

Many of our pieces of jewelry are made using lost-wax casting, a traditional jewelry technique that allows the original design to be transformed into metal while preserving its shapes and fine details.

It is a beautiful combination of design, craftsmanship, and material.

From one set of hands to another

Each piece of jewelry goes through different artisanal processes: casting, filing, soldering, polishing, and finishing, depending on the needs of each piece.

We work between Casa LdN and specialized artisan workshops in Córdoba, far from the pace of industrial production.

At Luz de Nehca, we review our catalog to continue creating with intention and avoid producing more than necessary. This piece has reached the end of its journey, and we will not be manufacturing it again once the available units are sold out.

Although 925 silver can get wet, we recommend avoiding regular contact with water, perfumes, creams, cleaning products, chlorine, and seawater, especially for gold-plated jewelry. This will better preserve its finish.

Use a soft cloth specifically for jewelry and gently rub the surface.

For gold-plated pieces, avoid abrasive products or excessive friction that could damage the plating.

Store each piece of jewelry separately, in a dry place protected from moisture and direct light.

This will prevent scratching and help preserve its finish.

Silver is a living metal and may naturally darken when in contact with air, humidity, or certain products.

In gold-plated jewelry, the finish may also wear off gradually with use.

This is not a defect of the jewelry, but part of the nature of the metals and how we wear them.

No. This piece is part of our Last Units collection because the time has come for it to conclude its journey within Luz de Nehca. We create in small batches and review our catalog to continue evolving without producing more than is necessary.

Once the available units are sold out, we will not manufacture it again.

Yes. Last Units does not mean lower quality.

These are pieces of jewelry crafted with the same materials and artisanal processes as Luz de Nehca; they have simply reached the end of their run in our catalog.

Of course. A piece of jewelry being part of our Last Units selection does not change our terms. You may make exchanges or returns by following the same policy as for all other Luz de Nehca jewelry.

It is saying goodbye to our collection, not to your rights as a customer.