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Buying guide for moissanite wedding rings
Moissanite got its name from Dr. Henri Moissan, a Nobel Laureate. while examining rock samples from near a meteor crater in Arizona. This lead to many sellers of moissanite jewelry to later falsely claim that moissanite "Comes from the Stars" The mineral he found is silicon carbide. In 1905 this compound was named Moissanite in his honor. Moissanite is extremely rare in nature.
Moissanite has better fire than diamond,however its price is only 1/10 of diamond. Its structure, numerical and appearance is similar as diamond,Moissanite jewelry was introduced to the marketplace in the summer of 1998. Today, moissanite is created exclusively by Charles & Colvard.normally customer will ask a question for jewelry store: what is the color/clarity of the moissanite stone?In the market, Charles and colvard has forever classic, forever one and forever brilliant.
Buying a moissanite Wedding ring online is a good choice for you,nowadays moissanite as a popular gemstone appear to the jewelry market,more and more people choose it as their bridal set because of its cheap price and shinny fire.you will love it.
Choosing a unique but beautiful style is important for your wedding,there are so many of style you can choose:Emerald Cut, Radiation cut,Cushion cut,Round cut and other else.you can custom make a perfect ring setting to set your moissanite,for example: add a basket on its underneath will make the moissanite more higher.it normally will be set by 4 prongs,you can choose a 6 prong to make it more stronger and design your owe style.
At the same time, a stackable diamond rings is very important when you prepare to pay for the moissanite engagement ring.picking a perfect stackable wedding ring is a difficult job.you won’t know how to find the best wedding bands to fit well under your moissanite wedding ring after you purchased it a long time.the jewelry shop owner will give you a good advice to find a suitable wedding bands,they’re gald to do that.
See more beautiful moisanite engagement ring or wedding sets,go to our shop Myraygem to find your best one.
Myraygem is a custom-made jewelry company in the city of Guangzhou,China. Each piece of our gemstone is examined under 10X magnification to ensure they are perfectly aligned and securely set, and that the precious metal has no imperfections.We exclusively work with hand-selected gemstones—every gemstone is individually inspected to ensure it meets our quality standards.We make jewelers with decades of experience and the utmost dedication to ensure that no detail is overlooked in the crafting of your jewelry.Our mission is to cultivate a more ethical, transparent, and sustainable jewelry industry. We hold true to our values of awareness by carefully tracking our gems origins. We go beyond the usual standard to guarantee that our jewelries are made with all our efforts.
65 kempson place, Metuchen, United States, 08840;
Phone number: 317-460-8598
Email:chenxin@milevip.com
http://www.myraygem.com/
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