Moissanite is actually more brilliant than a diamond. It has a higher Refractive Index (2.65) than diamond (2.42). This means it bends light more intensely, creating a higher degree of "fire" (rainbow flashes). While a diamond reflects mostly white light (brilliance), Moissanite reflects a fiery, colorful sparkle, especially in natural sunlight.

No. A genuine Moissanite stone is chemically stable and will never get cloudy or milky internally. Unlike Cubic Zirconia (CZ), which is porous and absorbs oxygen/oils that degrade the stone, Moissanite will maintain its clarity and brilliance forever, just like a natural diamond.

Occasionally, a temporary "rainbow" film can appear on the surface of the stone. This is not the stone changing color; it is simply a buildup of organic oils (soaps, lotions, cosmetics) sticking to the surface. It can be easily removed with a silver polishing cloth or a specific glass-top stove cleaner cream. It is a surface issue, not a permanent defect.

Yes. Moissanite is one of the most ethical gemstones available. Because all gem-quality Moissanite is lab-grown, it requires no mining. This means zero earth displacement, zero conflict funding, and a significantly smaller carbon footprint compared to mined diamonds. It is a guilt-free luxury.

Moissanite is the second-hardest gemstone on the planet. On the Mohs Scale of Hardness, it scores a 9.25 (Diamond is 10). For context, steel is only about a 6. This means your Moissanite ring is incredibly resistant to abrasions and scratches. The only thing that can scratch a Moissanite is a diamond or another Moissanite.

We use only the highest grade "Forever" quality stones. Our rings are set with D-E-F Colorless Moissanite. This means they are completely white and transparent, with no visible yellow or green undertones, ensuring they match perfectly with white gold or platinum settings.

Price and Fire. While Lab-Grown diamonds are cheaper than mined ones, Moissanite is still significantly more affordable (often 1/10th the price of a Lab Diamond). Additionally, many people simply prefer the aesthetic of Moissanite because of its higher fire (sparkle) and superior light dispersion compared to a diamond.