If you’re familiar with your business, you’ll know we are very moissanite friendly. It’s eco-friendly and easily comparable to naturally mined diamonds in its brilliance and strength. This quick and easy video walks you through the basic methods of discerning moissanite from diamonds and cubic zirconia. You’ll note from the video the comparability between diamonds and moissanite as well.
Most people don’t think in terms of “dads” and “jewelry” unless it’s cufflinks (and really, do those get worn much?)
But Dads like jewelry too! And when given by a son or a daughter, that piece of jewelry takes on a sentimental value that lasts a lifetime.
Consider finding out Dad’s ring size and trying one of these affordable masculine-style pieces that make father feel fabulous!
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Style 5784M
Gent’s Channel Set Moissanite RingGent’s ring with .40ct t.w. (dia equiv) channel set moissanite stones. |
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Style 9482M Gent’s Moissanite Ring With Elongated Cross DesignModern gent’s ring with a 1ct (dia equiv) Charles and Colvard created round moissanite set in an elongated cross design with a brushed finish on top half of shank. Call For Platinum Pricing
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Style 9509M Handmade Gent’s Ring With A Princess Cut Moissanite Or Natural DiamondHandmade heavy, comfort fit gent’s ring with a .16ct flush set princess cut moissanite or natural diamond, 7mm wide. Available in 14kt white gold or 14kt rose and white gold. |
How about a little bling! Cocktail ring anyone? Shown next to a 1ct.
This message is for Beth, I love my 8mm OEC moissanite!!! I want tons more! Soon, hopefully. :)
Thanks for sending me a beautiful one!
S
These rings stopped me in the tracks this morning. They are more like little works of architecture, designed to give a sense of flow and movement. Here’s what Hannah Conorton of 10x and designer Claudio Pino had to say:
“In this collection, I add meticulous mechanisms to give the stone set the freedom to follow the owner’s movements, reflecting the wearer in many small, intricate ways,” Pino said. “My rings come alive only when they find their owners.”
Pino’s “Infinity” ring is made in 14-karat gold and sterling silver with moonstone, diamonds and ruby.
I was skeptical when I first saw Pino’s rings–the rounded gemstones set into the bottom of the lower shank of the band and seemingly sharp edges of the design had me thinking it might be an uncomfortable piece of jewelry to wear. But I couldn’t have been more wrong; each ring was extremely comfortable and wearable, forming perfectly to the movements of my hand and fingers.
“During the creative process, I never forget that someone will be wearing the ring,” Pino said. “Therefore, rings first need to be very comfortable and belong to the hand.”
Pino’s “Metamorphosis” ring is made in sterling silver and 14-karat gold with moonstone, pearls, turquoise, prehnite and amethyst.
The designer also told me he draws from a wealth of inspiration for his creations, from the aurora borealis to ancient Egypt, carefully constructing which gemstones are paired with one another in each ring.
“I juxtapose cold silver to the warm gold, calm green emeralds to vivid red rubies, to the hue of the charm and freshness of whitewater pearls,” he said. “Each design portrays a slice of life.”
Pino’s Cereus ring is made in 14-karat gold with opal, tanzanite, blue diamonds and pearls.
