FAQ
Here you will find answers to questions you may have during the ordering process.
You can place an order directly on the website or write to us on Instagram, Telegram or WhatsApp. We will clarify all the details - size, metal, stones, design - and start production.
Production time - up to 4 weeks, depending on the complexity of the model.
A simple silver ring can be ready in a week, and a complex gold one with stones - in three to four.
If you need it faster - write, we will tell you whether it is realistic.
A simple silver ring can be ready in a week, and a complex gold one with stones - in three to four.
If you need it faster - write, we will tell you whether it is realistic.
Yes, this is a core part of our work. We love individual orders, complex challenges, and new ideas.
We work with 14K (585) and 18K (750) Gold (yellow, white, and rose gold), Sterling Silver (925), and Platinum 950.
Gold is harder than silver, making it ideal for rings intended for daily wear.
Gold is harder than silver, making it ideal for rings intended for daily wear.
We work with diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, and moissanites — we select options based on your budget and wishes.
We do not manufacture using client-provided gold, but we are happy to purchase it from you. The value of your gold can then be credited towards your new piece—either fully or partially.
Yes, we provide laser engraving. You can engrave text, dates, coordinates, or a symbolic image.
All orders placed on our website require full upfront payment.
Yes, we ship throughout the Czech Republic and internationally. All jewelry is packaged securely and shipped with full insurance.
WARRANTY
We are confident in the quality of every NOVIKOV JEWELRY piece.
It also does not cover the loss of large or central stones (over 2 mm), as such cases cannot be reliably distinguished from mechanical damage.
We are confident in the quality of every NOVIKOV JEWELRY piece.
- 2-year warranty on the surface and stone settings.
- Cleaning the surface from oxidation;
- Refinishing the ring texture (polishing, buffing);
- Elimination of damages not caused by the owner;
- Re-setting stones if they fell out not due to the owner's fault, maximum up to 1.5 mm stones.
It also does not cover the loss of large or central stones (over 2 mm), as such cases cannot be reliably distinguished from mechanical damage.
- If the Central stone fell out but is preserved, we will set it back for free.
- If the stone is lost, we can offer restoration or replacement at a discounted price.
The most accurate way is to have your size measured by a jeweler or at our workshop. You can also use the size chart available on our website.
There are two simple methods:
- Measure a chain you already own that you like the length of.
- Take a thick thread or cord, wrap it around your neck to determine the desired length, and then measure it with a ruler.
Wrap your wrist with a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper—firmly, but not too tightly.
The circumference should feel comfortable and not squeeze your hand.
Then measure the resulting length with a ruler—this is your size.
The circumference should feel comfortable and not squeeze your hand.
Then measure the resulting length with a ruler—this is your size.
This is a natural reaction of the metal to the environment.
- Gold alloys contain impurities of silver, copper, or nickel—these are what react with air, water, or cosmetics. Pure gold itself does not tarnish, but the alloys do.
- Silver tarnishes faster because it is sensitive to sulfur, which is present in sweat, cosmetics, water, and even the air.
- Remove jewelry before showering, sleeping, exercising, and cleaning.
- Avoid contact with chemicals, creams, and perfumes.
- Store jewelry separately, preferably in soft pouches.
- Clean your jewelry every few months with a soft cloth or bring it in for professional cleaning.
- If the piece has a matte finish, do not clean it with a toothbrush or paste, as they create micro-scratches that later fill with dirt.
- Rhodium-plated jewelry does not tarnish, but the rhodium gradually wears off. It can be restored with re-plating.
Both gold and silver are soft metals, requiring delicate care.
Key recommendations:
Key recommendations:
- Wash your jewelry once a week in warm, soapy water to remove dust and grease. Do not rub vigorously.
- Remove jewelry before sleeping to avoid scratches and deformation.
- Store each piece of jewelry separately—in a soft pouch or box.
- Avoid contact with household chemicals, cosmetics, and seawater.
- Do not wear jewelry while exercising, washing dishes, bathing, or working with tools.
- Bring your jewelry in for cleaning or surface refinishing every few months—this will help them look like new.