S & GLoose Princess Cut Moissanite
R4,299
About
These diamond look-a-like surpasses the beauty and elegance of a diamond by far with its fire and brilliance being more! They are composed of silicon carbide found in the crater left behind by a fallen meteor in 1893 by Henri Moissan. They sparkle bright and do not change colour or become cloudy. Wear these beautiful gems in any way you like, be it a beautiful ring, necklace or bracelet - go wild and sparkle!
Moissanite's are measured in mm. They have double refractive reflection with extreme brightness. The fire, brilliance and sparkle is characteristic to a moissanite. S & G's Moissanite's are hand cut by a master gem cutter to display it's fire and brilliance.
The Princess-cut features a straight-sided rectangular outline with a brilliant style facet arrangement. It is a hybrid of shape and cutting style that produces more sparkle than traditional square/rectangular stone.
Product Features
- Warranty: Lifetime
- The princess cut shape is square
- Durable and long lasting
- Resistant to scratching and abrasions
- 9.25-9.5 on the Mohs Scale of Hardness right next to a real diamond of 10 on the scale
- Does not change colour or become cloudy
- Mining free, Lab-created/ less environmental impact
- One of the most varied styles available too with a range of facet structures using between 58-64
- Each stone is serialized and linked to a card that is sent with the stone - the serial on the card corresponds with the serial on the stone
Product Specifications
- 2- 5ct DEW
- Clarity: D VVS1
- Cut: Princess
Sizes
- 2ct: 7mm
- 3ct: 8mm
- 4ct: 9mm
- 5ct: 9.5mm
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