sparkling crown with moissanite - rings

Ever since it was formed in a meteor crater in 1893, moissanite has been considered a rare and rare mineral, boosting its appeal to consumers and jewelry makers alike. Moissanite is often used as an alternative to diamond in jewelry making, and many people are unable to tell the two gemstones apart.

You may be wondering, “Is moissanite a natural gemstone? " to which the answer is yes.

However, due to the rarity of moissanite, it is mostly made synthetically.

At 9.5 on the Mohs scale, it is considered very hard after diamond (10) and is ideally suited for jewelry.

Moissanite's brilliance is simply what makes it sparkle. That's because it gets less greasy and messy. It stays sparkling longer between cleanings.