Happy Stories From our customers

Everyday, we get questions about moissanite. And while we are happy to extol its virtues (like its hardness and sparkle), we find nothing quite does the trick like a visual display of its beauty.

This video highlights an 8.5 mm untreated moissanite on a clear, sunny day.

According to the woman behind the video:

“There aren’t a lot of clear videos out there and I wanted to try to capture the beauty of this stone. As you can see, there is a lot of sparkle, and I don’t see any funny body colors in the stone itself. When placed face down beside a CZ, there is definitely a slight color difference. I don’t mind it myself, because I find a little more color helps the stone look less “fake.” I’m very happy with it and am glad that I chose it.”

If you’re considering moissanite for your engagement and wedding ring, contact us and we’ll walk you through the benefits ourselves.

Nothing shows you the difference in color and brilliance than a good old-fashioned side-by-side test. If you’re interested in a green gemstone for your engagement ring, see firsthand the difference between green sapphire and medium green moissanite (which is a paler shade of green than you may think).

Both gems are distinctively and strikingly green and similar in hardness, but note the slight difference in hue…and of course, price. Moissanite continues to offer amazing shades, durability and a price that most can afford.

[Remember: moissanite is not a diamond simulant or substitute but its own type of gem. Moissanite has a hardness ranging from 9.2 to 9.25 on the Mohs scale, which puts it closer to ruby and sapphire (at 9).  Diamond—at the top of scale—at 10.0.]

When customers want an engagement ring/wedding band combo that stands the test of time, this diehard duo does the trick. Why? Because our ballerina engagement ring and a classic diamond eternity band have classic “forever” appeal.

What is a ballerina style engagement ring?

It’s actually a specific kind of cluster ring with a main center stone, surrounded by smaller stones. It’s called a ballerina setting” because the surrounding stones create a tutu-like effect, similar to the costumes worn by ballerinas.

Why does the ballerina engagement ring have classic appeal?

Because its already stood the test of time. This type of setting is seen in some of the older vintage and antique ring designs but yet again, it’s gaining popularity in today’s modern ring designs.

The wedding band itself is circularly studded with gems, adding to the overall sparkle appeal.

If you’re looking for a classic engagement and wedding ring choice, look no further. We’ll create an heirloom to last a lifetime and beyond.

Holy sh*#. That is beautiful!!!!!

Talk to you later thank you.

22K gold jewelry means that 22 part of the piece are gold and 2 parts are another metal. In other words, 91.67% is pure gold while the other 8.33% is composed of metals like silver, zinc, nickel and other alloys. These other metals make the gold harder and more durable for jewelry making.

22K gold isn’t a “solid” choice for diamonds and heavily studded jewelry but are a smart choice for plain gold jewelry, like the wedding bands pictured above.

Why not choose 24K gold if possible?

It’s simply too soft for jewelry making needs. Even gold bullions aren’t pure gold. Yes, they contain their full stated weight in gold but have an additional weight in alloy to harden and protect them against wear.

Morning Margie,

I just wanted to send you a quick email to thank you.

My ring is stunning, everything I wanted it to be!

I really appreciate all your help with my ring.

I hope you enjoy the holidays coming up, and all the best for the new year.

Thanks again,
C

Hey Joe,

Just as expected her ring went over amazingly. She was very happy and giddy over how pretty it is. She sent pics to friends and family and we are still getting comments from last night. You guys did an awesome job! We would definitely refer you.

Thanks again!

P