Moonglow is jewellery that features the picture of the moon for the date of your choice. Pick any date you want to commemorate - the birth of a child, an anniversary, a graduation - and find the exact moon phase through our moon phase calculator.

Once you have selected your date, choose from our collection of bracelets, necklaces and more to carry your detailed high resolution image. As an added bonus, your moon will gently glow in the dark, reminding you of that special moment.

All of our collection is designed to absorb any light in order to charge it. In darker environments, your Moonglow jewellery will glow gently, mimicking the moon in the sky.

If you are not fully satisfied with your purchase upon arrival, please notify us immediately and we will attempt to correct the situation for you. Let us try to fix the problem. Our handcrafted costume jewellery is under warranty for any manufacturing defects for a period of 30 DAYS from the date of purchase. The warranty doesn’t cover damages caused by accidents or normal wear and tear. If you are unhappy with your purchase, we have a “no questions asked” 14 day refund policy. 

Return postage must be covered by the buyer. 

Within New Zealand, standard shipping will take 1-3 business days to arrive.

In short, no. Water durability for Moonglow jewellery depends on which item you've purchased and what metal that style is made out of.

Our jewellery will not immediately tarnish or turn green/black when it gets wet. Pewter, silver-plated, and stainless steel charms should be fine if briefly exposed to water, but in moderation. Just like anything else, too much exposure to anything will cause harm the item over time.

Keep in mind, the pendants are a photograph of the moon, sealed with acrylic covering the photo. The photo could be damaged if water somehow seeps in between the metal exterior of the pendant and the acrylic coating reaching the photo. This is not very likely, but extended or excessive exposure to water increases this risk of damage.

The water durability for chains also depends on their metal type. Pewter is not recommended to water exposure. Sterling silver and rhodium coated chains should be fine if moderately exposed to water, but again, in moderation and keeping them clean with appropriate cleaner is also suggested.