1 Carat Hexa Noir Earrings

Product Details:

• Center Stone: 1 carat Black 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:

Introducing Hexa Noir ear studs, elegantly mounted with GRA certified black moissanite diamonds. Each earring features a stunning 6-prong stone setting that beautifully showcases the deep, captivating hue of the black moissanite, reflecting a unique brilliance. Handcrafted in pure 925 sterling silver, these earrings are rhodium plated to enhance their durability and provide a lustrous finish that resists tarnishing. Perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to any outfit, Hexa Noir ear studs are the ideal choice for those who appreciate timeless elegance and modern design.

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:

Is black moissanite real?

Yes, black moissanite is real. It is a lab-created gemstone made from silicon carbide, just like its colorless counterpart. While natural moissanite is extremely rare, black moissanite is specifically produced in laboratories to achieve its distinct black color. It possesses the same physical and optical properties as other types of moissanite, including high durability and brilliance. Black moissanite is becoming increasingly popular in jewelry, especially for those looking for an alternative to traditional diamonds or a unique statement piece.

Are moissanite diamonds worth anything?

Yes, moissanite diamonds are worth something, though generally less than natural diamonds. Their value is determined by factors such as size, quality, and market demand. Moissanite is typically more affordable than diamonds, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers. While they don't have the same long-term resale value as natural diamonds due to their lab-created nature, moissanite still holds value and can be sold, especially if it's of high quality or comes with certification. Additionally, their durability and stunning appearance contribute to their worth in the jewelry market.

Does black moissanite sparkle

Yes, black moissanite does sparkle. While its dark color may make the sparkle less visible compared to colorless or lighter stones, black moissanite still exhibits exceptional brilliance and fire due to its high refractive index. Under proper lighting, it can reflect light beautifully, creating a striking contrast against its black surface. The unique combination of its color and sparkle makes black moissanite a captivating choice for jewelry, offering a distinctive and elegant look.

What is the difference between black diamond and black moissanite?

The main differences between black diamonds and black moissanite are in their composition, origin, and properties. Black diamonds are natural gemstones made of carbon and are mined from the earth, while black moissanite is a lab-created stone made from silicon carbide. In terms of appearance, black diamonds tend to be more opaque with varied textures, whereas black moissanite has a uniform color and exhibits a brilliant sparkle due to its high refractive index. Additionally, black diamonds are harder (10 on the Mohs scale) compared to black moissanite (9.25), making them more scratch-resistant. Price-wise, black moissanite is usually more affordable than black diamonds, appealing to those seeking a striking yet budget-friendly option.

why do black diamonds test as moissanite

Black diamonds may test as moissanite due to similarities in their optical and physical properties. Both gemstones can exhibit high refractive indices and similar thermal conductivity, which can confuse testers that measure these properties. Additionally, certain diamond testers may not differentiate between the two effectively, especially if the black diamond has been treated to enhance its color or if it possesses a high level of brilliance. Consequently, some black diamonds can give readings consistent with moissanite when tested with standard gemological tools, leading to potential misidentification. To accurately distinguish between them, it's best to consult a certified gemologist who can employ more advanced techniques.