But is there really any flaw in being flawless? We think not. While it might be near impossible to find a flawless diamond, moissanite is nearly flawless nearly always. Too good to be true? Not if we're talkin' moissanite. It has the kind of size, clarity, and color few diamonds do, which can make them look a little too perfect. Take a look at some of our stones, and you'll clearly see why people have this misconception. Moissanite is a nearly flawless gemstone. How big is the difference, really? You be the judge: here's a comparison of a diamond and a moissanite side by side.Īnyway, you slice it, love it or hate it, this rainbow sparkle party is a–absolutely gorgeous–dead giveaway. In our industry, some diamond sellers talk smack about (the far less profitable) moissanite stones, comparing them to colorful disco balls. While some people go crazy for these sparkles, others turn up their noses at them. Its refractive index is higher than a natural diamond's, producing more shine and a special kind of fiery rainbow brilliance. Moissanite has a crazy amount of sparkle. That's how similar the two are. That being said, moissanite can be a bad choice from the extra sparkle, the color, and the… well, I guess you can just read on and find out. We've even had customers complain their friends think they're rich when they see the large moissanite stone on their hands. Other than that, it's pretty hard to tell. The best way to tell the difference between the two is to look at the price tag. Natural moissanite is super rare since meteorites don't just crash to earth on the daily, so the stuff we see today has all been lab-made. French chemist Henri Moissan discovered (and obviously named) Moissanite deep down in the cater. Ok, ok, so what even is this stuff? Moissanite is a shine-tastic gemstone and is otherwise known as a diamond simulant. The stuff was first discovered in Arizona circa 1893 when a meteorite crashed into the earth.
So before you go breaking down the doors to try and save yourself a pretty penny by ditching the diamonds, make sure you're armed with the facts.
While moissanite might be a crowd favorite – heck, it's one of our favorites too – it certainly isn't without its faults.
It's diamond-like enough that our customers complain about not being able to tell the difference. It's fantastically sparkly, hard as a rock, and so much more affordable than diamonds. Moissanite is the most popular diamond simulant on the market today.
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