Moissanite Diamonds

Moissanite, the naturally occurring mineral that closely resembles diamonds, is often used in place of real diamonds in jewellery. While there are some differences between moissanite and diamond, the two are visually similar, which may be why they are often mistaken for one another. This article will help you understand if moissanite is the same thing as diamond, what some of the differences between them are, and why you should think about investing in it for your next piece of jewellery.

Pearls

Moissanite is also used in bracelets, necklaces and rings. We’ve even seen loose moissanite diamonds! There are two types: bright and fancy. Bright moissanite is just as dazzling as a diamond but more affordable. The more rare fancy-colour stones might not be readily available in stores just yet but make sure to check with your jeweler if you have your heart set on something unique. For now, most jewelers carry only white or near-white (G color) moissanites. If you want a truly eye-catching piece of jewelry, we recommend choosing from our gorgeous selection of loose moissanite diamonds. Unlike its simulant cousins like cubic zirconia or glassy carbonado, it’s nearly impossible to tell these gems apart from their natural counterparts at first glance. While they might cost slightly more than synthetic moissanite, they’re much less expensive than true gemstones and—most importantly—they won’t leave you feeling guilty about owning a piece of fake jewelry. You can shop for loose moissanite diamonds here.

Bracelets

While loose moissanite diamonds and rings are more popular because they can be custom designed to suit your style, a moissanite bracelet is a great way to show off your one-of-a-kind stone. Just like a ring, bracelets are typically made using custom designs; however, those who love traditional styles have options as well. A moissanite bracelet is just as unique and fashionable as its other jewelry counterparts. You’ll have no trouble showing off an amazing piece of jewellery when you choose one in brilliant white, champagne or rose gold. It may also be helpful to consider whether you want your piece to sparkle—or not! If you’re looking for something that won’t draw attention away from your outfit, opt for a solid colour rather than gems. The gem itself isn’t what makes these pieces so beautiful; it’s their understated elegance. When it comes to moissanite diamond jewelry, less is more! If you’d prefer a stand-out design, consider mixing it with other stones such as rubies or sapphires for added flair.

Rings

While you probably came here looking to buy diamond engagement rings, one thing to consider is that loose moissanite diamonds and a moissanite bracelet make excellent pieces in their own right. As opposed to diamond’s ‘four Cs’ grading system (Clarity, Colour, Cut and Carat Weight), moissanite has a different set of characteristics: refractive index and dispersion. You can find more information about loose Moissanite Diamond Jewelry.

Disclaimer: This list is not exhaustive so feel free to add to it if you think others may benefit from what you have learnt through your experience in buying Moissanite Diamond Jewelry. When considering which piece of Moissanite Diamond Jewelry to purchase, be sure to compare both weight and carat.

While a 1ct piece might seem like an easier purchase at first glance, keep in mind that it will weigh much more than its 0.5ct counterpart; roughly double! It’s easy to see why many people prefer 0.5ct pieces since they are often just as brilliant as larger stones but significantly lighter on your hand.

With all these considerations taken into account, perhaps moissanite might be worth reconsidering when shopping for jewellery or engagement rings!

 

Bangle Bracelets

A bangle bracelet is great because it’s easy to remove and doesn’t have any fasteners. There are no clasps or settings to worry about, and they’re not as prone to stretching out as a necklace can over time. Just be careful when you take them off: Unlike rings, bangles don’t have prongs to protect their stones—you could damage your moissanite if you catch it on something. Moissanite diamond jewelry in general: Are you having trouble tracking down loose moissanite diamonds? While loose stones can be hard to find, moissanite diamond jewelry is much easier to find, and many jewelers carry a variety of options including bracelets, earrings, pendants, rings and engagement rings. If you do want to buy loose moissanite diamonds, make sure you know what size and shape your stone will be so that you can match it with a setting later. And remember: Loose moissanite is more fragile than set stones, so handle with care! If you do break one, repairs are possible but require special tools and expertise. So while a broken ring might only cost $50 to fix at home, fixing broken moissanite may cost several hundred dollars (and even more if it’s an especially rare color). But since loose moissanite diamonds aren’t common yet, it shouldn’t be too difficult to get help from a local jeweler who has experience repairing damaged moissanite.