3.6 Carat Emerald Cut Moissanite Diamond Empress Glow Ring

Product Details:

• Center Stone: 2 carat Emerald Cut Moissanite Diamond 
• Side Stones: 0.8 Cent Emerald Cut Moissanite Diamond Each
• Metal: Pure 925 Sterling Silver
• Finish: Rhodium Plated
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted to Perfection
• Packaging: Presented in a Luxury Gift Box
• Certification: GRA Moissanite diamond Certificate (Individually Verified)

Description:

Empress Glow is a regal masterpiece that exudes sophistication and grandeur. At its heart lies a GRA-certified 2-carat emerald-cut moissanite diamond, flanked by two 0.8-carat emerald-cut stones on each side, creating a striking trio of brilliance. Handcrafted in pure 925 sterling silver and finished with a luxurious rhodium plating, this ring captures timeless elegance. The bold geometry of the emerald cuts offers a clean, elongated silhouette, reflecting light with captivating clarity. With its balanced symmetry and commanding presence, Empress Glow is a statement of refined luxury fit for royalty.

Shipping & Delivery:

All orders are made to order, with an estimated delivery time of 8-10 working days.

Easy Returns & Exchange

If you're not satisfied with your purchase in any way, you can claim a full refund within 15 days of the delivery date. We also offer free exchanges for issues like ring size or other customisations. Contact our team for a quick and hassle-free process.

FAQs:

Can moissanite be emerald cut?

Yes, moissanite can be emerald cut, and it looks stunning in this sophisticated step-cut style. The emerald cut features long, rectangular facets and a large open table that emphasizes clarity and gives a sleek, elegant appearance rather than intense sparkle. While moissanite is known for its high brilliance and fire, the emerald cut tones that down for a more understated, vintage-inspired look. It's a great choice for those who prefer a refined and timeless aesthetic, but it's important to ensure the stone is well-cut, as step cuts reveal imperfections more easily than brilliant cuts.

Why do celebrities like emerald cut?

Celebrities often favor emerald cut stones because of their elegant, sophisticated appearance and the way the step-cut facets create a clean, refined sparkle rather than a flashy brilliance. The large open table highlights the clarity and size of the stone, giving it a bold yet timeless look that photographs beautifully. Emerald cuts also have a vintage charm and are less common than round or princess cuts, making them a favorite for those wanting a unique, high-end statement piece that reflects personal style and status.

What is a good carat moissanite?

A good carat size for moissanite largely depends on personal preference and budget, but popular choices typically range from 0.5 to 2 carats. For those who appreciate subtle elegance, sizes between 0.5 and 0.75 carats are ideal, often suited for minimalist styles or smaller hands. The 1-carat size is particularly popular for engagement rings, striking a balance between classic appeal and noticeable brilliance. For individuals seeking a bolder statement, sizes from 1.5 to 2 carats provide more presence and sparkle. Ultimately, the best carat size is one that aligns with your personal style and comfort level.

How to tell the carat of moissanite?

To determine the carat weight of a moissanite stone, you can use a jewelry scale to weigh it, as one carat equals 200 milligrams. If a scale isn't available, you can measure the diameter; for example, a 1-carat round moissanite typically measures about 6.5 mm. You can also refer to carat weight charts that correlate size measurements to weight. Additionally, if the moissanite comes with certification, the carat weight will be indicated on the document. A professional jeweler can also assist in accurately determining the carat weight using specialized tools.

how to tell moissanite from diamond?

To distinguish moissanite from diamonds, you can look for several key differences. First, examine the brilliance and fire; moissanite typically has more rainbow-like flashes of color due to its higher refractive index, while diamonds exhibit a more white light brilliance. You can also perform a fog test: breathe on the stone; moissanite will clear up quickly, while diamonds may retain fog for a moment. Additionally, check for inclusions; moissanite is often flawless or has fewer inclusions, while diamonds can show natural flaws. Finally, using a jeweler's loupe or a gem tester can provide a definitive identification, as specialized tools can measure thermal conductivity and other properties unique to each stone.