Moissanite Rings

Moissanite is a gemstone known for its incredible sparkle and durability, often compared to diamonds. While visually similar, moissanite has a higher refractive index, giving it more brilliance and fire than a diamond. It’s also more affordable and ethically sourced.

Yes, moissanite is nearly as hard as diamonds, ranking 9.25 on the Mohs scale (compared to diamonds at 10). This makes moissanite highly resistant to scratching, chipping, and breaking, making it a durable choice for daily wear.

No, moissanite retains its brilliance and sparkle indefinitely. Unlike other stones, it won’t fade or lose its fire with time, making it an ideal choice for an engagement ring or any jewelry that represents lasting beauty.

Moissanite found in nature is incredibly rare, so nearly all moissanite on the market today is lab-created. Lab-grown moissanite is chemically and physically identical to natural moissanite and offers a more sustainable option for fine jewelry.

Caring for moissanite is simple. Clean your moissanite ring with mild soap and warm water, then rinse and dry it with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners to maintain its luster.

Absolutely! Moissanite’s beauty, durability, and ethical origins make it a popular and meaningful choice for engagement rings. Its affordability also allows for larger or more unique designs without compromising quality.

Moissanite and lab diamonds differ primarily in composition and appearance. Moissanite is made of silicon carbide and has a unique brilliance with more “fire” (colorful flashes), while lab diamonds are pure carbon, identical to mined diamonds in composition and appearance. Lab diamonds mimic the natural sparkle of diamonds, whereas moissanite offers a distinct, more rainbow-like sparkle. Both are durable, but lab diamonds are slightly harder on the Mohs scale.