Moissanite Wedding Rings

No wedding ring shines more brilliantly or displays more fire than moissanite wedding rings. The fiery brilliance of a moissanite wedding ring is truly out of this world.

The moissanite stone that is set into a moissanite wedding band did not originate here on earth. Moissanite does not exist naturally on earth; at least it didn't before a meteor sent the mineral that is now called moissanite (for its discoverer) crashing to the earth tens of thousands of years ago. The moissanite that landed then in the Arizona desert was too small to have been used in jewelry settings like moissanite wedding bands; they were only miniscule fragments that were found. But the beauty of the stone that shines brighter and more lustrously than any other – including the diamond – was something that earthly jewelry maker could not resist.

In the 1980's, a U.S. company developed a process for producing moissanite and in partnership with master jewelers at Charles and Colvard, moissanite jewelry came into existence. Moissanite started to draw a crowd, both because it had insurmountable beauty and because everyone wanted to own a piece of the Heavens.

Today, moissanite is set in all types of fine jewelry including wedding rings of moissanite. Diamonds are being sidelined for this spectacular extra-terrestrial gem.

No wedding ring shines more brilliantly or displays more fire than moissanite wedding rings. The fiery brilliance of a moissanite wedding ring is truly out of this world.

The moissanite stone that is set into a moissanite wedding band did not originate here on earth. Moissanite does not exist naturally on earth; at least it didn't before a meteor sent the mineral that is now called moissanite (for its discoverer) crashing to the earth tens of thousands of years ago. The moissanite that landed then in the Arizona desert was too small to have been used in jewelry settings like moissanite wedding bands; they were only miniscule fragments that were found. But the beauty of the stone that shines brighter and more lustrously than any other – including the diamond – was something that earthly jewelry maker could not resist.

In the 1980's, a U.S. company developed a process for producing moissanite and in partnership with master jewelers at Charles and Colvard, moissanite jewelry came into existence. Moissanite started to draw a crowd, both because it had insurmountable beauty and because everyone wanted to own a piece of the Heavens.

Today, moissanite is set in all types of fine jewelry including wedding rings of moissanite. Diamonds are being sidelined for this spectacular extra-terrestrial gem.