A high-quality Moissanite bracelet should feel smooth to the touch. We use "low-profile" rounded prongs that are polished down to hold the stone securely without sharp edges sticking up. This ensures the bracelet glides over knit sweaters or rests on your laptop keyboard without catching or scratching the surface.

Yes. Because Moissanite is a 9.25 on the Mohs hardness scale, it is harder than steel, glass, or concrete. If you accidentally bang your wrist against a doorframe or a granite countertop, the metal might scratch, but the Moissanite stones will not chip or crack. This makes it far superior to CZ, which often shatters or scuffs under wrist impact.

Yes, stacking is a popular look. However, we recommend placing a thin fabric or leather spacer bracelet between your watch and the Moissanite bracelet. Because Moissanite and steel are harder than gold, constant rubbing between a diamond-hard bracelet and a luxury watch case can cause micro-scratches on the watch over time.

- 3mm - 4mm: The "Daily Driver." It is subtle, lighter, and flips less. perfect for office wear or stacking with a watch.

- 5mm+: The "Statement Piece." These are heavier and have a much bolder sparkle. They are best worn solo (without a watch) for events or nights out where you want maximum visibility.

It comes down to movement and angles. A ring sits relatively still on a finger, but a bracelet wraps around your wrist, meaning stones are facing multiple directions simultaneously. As your wrist moves, the Moissanite catches light from every angle in the room, triggering its high refractive index (fire) more frequently than any other piece of jewelry.

When you hold the bracelet up by one end, it should hang straight down like a piece of fabric, without any links getting stuck or sticking out at odd angles. This "fluidity" means the links were cast individually and articulated correctly. A stiff bracelet that kinks is a sign of poor casting and will be uncomfortable to wear.

Yes. At IcedJewelz, even the smaller 2mm or 3mm stones in our tennis bracelets are genuine Moissanite. You can test individual stones with a thermal probe, and they will register as positive. We do not mix glass or CZ into our settings to cut costs.