What is Moissanite - and Why Do We Love It?
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Moissanite’s Famous Rainbow Fire
We’re not talking about literal fire here - although that would be pretty cool. When discussing a gemstone, the term “fire” is used to describe the way a stone sparkles. This comes from a gemological property known as dispersion. Dispersion happens when white light enters moissanite or diamond, splits into the rainbow of colors, and bounces back to reflect the light to the viewer - creating rainbow fire. We cut our moissanite to minimize rainbow fire, but it is still more present than in a diamond.
The Basics of Our Colorless Moissanite
Our modern cut moissanite is all colorless, meaning it will be bright white.
There are no certifying bodies that grade moissanite color, unlike lab grown diamond, so we don't assign a color grade to our moissanite - we just make sure it's bright white and beautiful.
What About Our Colored Moissanite?
We only sell gemstones with natural body color. This means that there are no coatings or other temporary treatments applied. Instead, our moissanite colors are guaranteed to last forever without any fading.
We offer a wide variety of moissanite colors. And, yes, if you Google colored moissanite you’ll see pink and purple too, but unfortunately, all pink and purple moissanite is color-coated so we don’t sell it.