Moissanite, a diamond simulant, is engineered to give the illusion of similarity to diamonds but is compositionally and visually quite different from a real diamond. The durability, brilliance, and color of the two gems are quite distinct. One common property of diamonds and moissanites is that they are both very good thermal conductors.
Moissanites exhibit a different brilliance than diamonds, as their faceting pattern is different. The fiery rainbow flashes emitted by moissanites are beloved by some, but others feel that Moissanite Diamond Jewelry heightened brilliance can create a "disco-ball" effect, especially in sunlight.
The Moissanite celebrates the beauty of a rare and precious stone. Moissanite is a naturally occurring stone that is virtually identical to a diamond. Moissanite was discovered in 1893 and has become one of the most popular gemstones on the market today. The unique properties of Moissanite make it perfect for jewelry making, giving it extraordinary brilliance, beauty and fire. The iridescence effect provides sparkle and shimmer that no other stone can match.
 Moissanite is a natural stone that produces a brilliant, cut-clean, and brilliant-cut diamond. Moissanite looks like a real diamond and is extremely safe. Moissanite is a wonderful replacement for the real diamond due to its impressive durability and cut, sparkle, and fire. Moissanite has a classic, clean look that complements any jewelry collection. It's the perfect choice for children's jewelry or that special gift for your loved one or friend.
Moissanite is a type of diamond made from any diamond seed. The diamonds are manufactured in laboratories. They are also available in different sizes and shapes known as Cameo and Asscher cut.
These moissanite engagement rings are made of Moissanite and diamonds; they will attract attention; they are very elegant and look fabulous in the light. Moissanite is a shiny, bluish-white gemstone that's extremely hard and scratch-resistant. It has one of the highest refractive indices among gemstones or diamonds, with an index of 2.47, surpassing diamond by over 60%. This means it has a higher refractive index than any other gemstone. Like diamonds, Moissanite is considered a Forever One, which means it will not lose its brilliance or color for hundreds of years. Moissanites are also found in the same rare earth mineral family as diamonds, making them harder than diamonds and more resistant to heat and chemicals.
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