Iced Out Grillz Teeth, Diamond Grillz

No, our custom-fit moissanite grillz are not bad for your teeth because they are designed for temporary wear. Each set is made from a precise dental impression, ensuring a perfect fit that doesn't damage enamel. Problems arise from cheap, one-size-fits-all grillz. For 100% safety, you must remove your grillz before eating or sleeping and maintain good oral hygiene.

The price depends entirely on your custom design. The two main factors are the base metal (such as .925 Sterling Silver vs. 14k Gold) and the number of teeth you want iced out (e.g., a "Top 6" set vs. a full "Top 8 and Bottom 8"). Our custom moissanite grillz start at $750 and go up based on your design's complexity and materials.

Moissanite grillz are visually stunning and, to the naked eye, their sparkle is often mistaken for diamond. In fact, moissanite has a higher refractive index, giving it more fire and brilliance (rainbow sparkle) than a diamond. This means under light, your moissanite grillz will have an even more dramatic and fiery "iced out" effect.

Yes, moissanite will pass a basic thermal diamond tester. These common testers detect heat conductivity, a property that moissanite and diamonds share. However, moissanite will not pass a professional electrical tester. Jewelers use these advanced testers to tell them apart, as moissanite conducts electricity and diamonds do not.

The difference is lifetime quality. CZ (Cubic Zirconia) is a cheap, soft material that scratches easily and will become foggy, cloudy, or "dead" in just a few weeks. Moissanite is the world's second-hardest gemstone (9.25 on the Mohs scale), meaning it will never scratch, get cloudy, or lose its sparkle. Moissanite is a permanent, high-end gemstone; CZ is temporary costume jewelry.

Our process is simple and ensures a perfect, secure fit.

1) We mail you a dental mold kit with easy, step-by-step instructions.

2) You bite into the putty to create an exact impression of your teeth and mail it back to us.

3) Our jewelers then use that specific mold to craft your grillz, guaranteeing they snap on perfectly to your teeth.

No, you must never eat or sleep with your grillz. Eating can bend the metal, damage the prongs, and crack the stones. Sleeping with them in is unhygienic and traps bacteria against your teeth, which can cause decay and gum disease. Your grillz are removable accessories and should be treated like any other piece of high-end jewelry: remove them and clean them daily.