Respect for the source.

Documentary photographs of Boyacá

The landscape and mine entrance show La Pita in Maripí, Boyacá, not a mine owned or operated by Nocturne. They are regional context and do not prove the origin of a particular gemstone.

• La Pita Mine Mtn View — Tequendama, 16 July 2016.
• La Pita Portal 2 — Tequendama, 23 July 2016.

Both are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Files are resized and WebP-encoded without colour changes. The mine entrance is shown in full on the story page; the landscape is cropped for the homepage and story hero layouts. The licence applies to those photographs, not this entire website or other assets.

Design and shape references

The jewellery proposals and emerald shape illustrations help discuss a future commission. They are not photographs of available pieces, nor evidence of metal purity, gem identity, weight or reports. The four-stage journey is an illustrative reconstruction, not a documented Nocturne production sequence.

Founder and gemstone photographs

Mateo Ayala supplied the source portrait, adapted here to a square composition with an expanded background. The original heart-shaped gemstone photograph was also supplied by the founder. Product evidence is reviewed for the actual stone and finished piece during an order.

Bracelet styling photographs

The bracelet library includes component and styling references from the catalogue supplied by the founder. Photographs with visible third-party logos, watermarks or printed labels have been excluded. Bead diagrams are schematic size guides, not product photographs or physical scale. These photographs are not presented as Nocturne's own manufacture or as an affiliation with those brands.

Social icons

WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook icons from Simple Icons are used solely to identify links to Nocturne's channels. No sponsorship is implied.