0.5 Carat Moissanite Diamond Octa Aura Earrings

Product Details:

• Center Stone: 0.50 Carat Moissanite Diamond
• 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:

Introducing the Octa Aura earrings, a breathtaking fusion of elegance and brilliance. Each earring features a dazzling 0.50 carat GRA-certified moissanite diamond, expertly set in a striking eight-prong design that maximizes the stone's natural sparkle. Handcrafted in pure 925 sterling silver, these earrings are rhodium plated to provide a luxurious finish and exceptional durability. The Octa Aura earrings are more than just a piece of jewelry; they are a statement of sophistication and timeless beauty, perfect for any occasion. Elevate your accessory collection with these exquisite earrings that radiate style and grace.

Shipping & Delivery:

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

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FAQs:

Does moissanite lose its shine?

No, moissanite does not lose its shine over time. It is known for its exceptional brilliance and fire, and it retains these qualities due to its high hardness and resistance to scratching. With proper care, moissanite will maintain its sparkle and beauty for a lifetime, making it an excellent choice for everyday wear. Regular cleaning will help preserve its luster, but it will not inherently dull or lose its shine like some other gemstones can.

How do you identify moissanite?

To identify moissanite, you can use a few methods. First, under magnification, check for double refraction, where facets appear doubled, a property unique to moissanite. You can also observe its light performance; moissanite exhibits more fire and brilliance than diamonds, often appearing more colorful. A thermal conductivity tester can help, as moissanite may yield mixed results, but dedicated moissanite testers will accurately identify it. Additionally, the fog test can be useful: breathe on the stone, and if it clears up quickly, it's likely moissanite. For a definitive identification, consult a certified jeweler or gemologist.

How to tell a real diamond from moissanite?

To distinguish a real diamond from moissanite, you can use several methods. First, check for double refraction under magnification; moissanite exhibits this property, causing facets to appear doubled, while diamonds do not. You can also observe the light performance: moissanite tends to have more fire and brilliance, making it look more colorful than a diamond. Using a thermal conductivity tester can provide mixed results, but a dedicated moissanite tester will give an accurate reading. Additionally, perform the fog test by breathing on the stone; if it clears up quickly, it's likely moissanite. For definitive identification, consult a certified jeweler or gemologist.

What color moissanite is most expensive?

The most expensive moissanite color is typically the colorless grade, which is classified as D on the diamond color scale. Colorless moissanite offers maximum brilliance and is often sought after for its visual similarity to high-quality diamonds. After colorless, near-colorless moissanite (grades E and F) also tends to be more expensive than those with noticeable color, such as shades of yellow or green. The value increases with the purity and rarity of the color, making colorless moissanite the most desirable option.

Is moissanite cheaper than lab diamond?

Yes, moissanite is generally cheaper than lab diamonds. While lab diamonds are created in controlled environments and have similar properties to natural diamonds, they can still be priced closer to natural diamonds, typically ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 per carat, depending on quality. In contrast, moissanite usually costs about $300 to $600 per carat, making it a more affordable option. This price difference is mainly due to the rarity and production costs associated with lab diamonds compared to the more readily available moissanite.