Why is a Moissanite chain significantly more expensive than a ring?

It comes down to Carat Weight and Labor. While a ring might have 10 to 50 stones, a standard 20-inch Moissanite Tennis Chain can hold over 1,500 individual stones. Each of those stones must be drilled and hand-set by a jeweler. You are paying for a massive amount of VVS Moissanite carat weight and dozens of hours of setting labor.

What happens if a link breaks? Can it be repaired?

Yes. Because IcedJewelz chains are made from solid precious metals (Silver or Gold), they can be soldered back together by any professional jeweler. Unlike cheap base-metal chains which melt under heat, our chains are built to be repaired and polished for a lifetime of wear.

How do I clean a chain with over 1,000 small stones?

With so many small crevices, a toothbrush can be tedious. We recommend using an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner or a steam cleaner for Moissanite chains. The vibration shakes dirt and soap scum out from between the thousands of links and settings, restoring the "factory flash" instantly without you having to scrub every single stone.

Will the chain pinch my neck or pull hair?

Quality manufacturing prevents this. Our chains are polished on the underside (the part touching the skin) and the links are articulated to close tightly without gaps. This prevents skin or neck hair from getting trapped between the links as the chain moves.

Is the clasp "iced out" or plain metal?

Our premium Moissanite chains feature a "Seamless Box Clasp". The clasp itself is covered in matching Moissanite stones, so when the chain is closed, the pattern of diamonds is continuous all the way around your neck. You won't see an ugly metal break or a cheap lobster claw interrupting the flow.

Do you use "Single Row" or "Double Row" clasps for security?

For chains wider than 4mm, we use a Double-Safety Latch system. This means there is the main box tongue that clicks in, plus two safety arms on the side that clip down. This triple-redundancy ensures that even if the main button is pressed accidentally, the chain will not fall off your neck.

Does the chain look "milky" in direct sunlight?

Never. "Milky" stones are usually cheap Cubic Zirconia or bad-quality diamonds. Moissanite loves sunlight. In fact, under direct sun, a Moissanite chain will exhibit its famous "Disco Ball Effect," throwing rainbow flashes of light everywhere. It performs better in the sun than almost any other gemstone.