What’s brighter than diamonds, sustainably sourced, and a fraction of the price? It’s moissanite, the new stone that’s taking the world by storm – for being everything we wish diamonds were. Moissanite Engagement Rings is even giving one away, sign up to win.
Did you know that you can win a free engagement ring - with a stone better than a diamond?
Moissanite Engagement Rings is giving one away for free, right now, and it's easy to register for a chance to win, no strings attached. I'll share the contest link further down the blog, don't worry, but first - why not check out their collection? Visit https://guthriejewellery.com/
The first thing everyone wants to know is, how does a moissanite compare to a diamond - every time. So here's the answer in a nutshell - it's better.
To be fair, that's a subjective answer, and not everyone agrees, but let me explain the differences, and you can be the judge. I'll try to break it down into a few easy categories, so it's easy for you to pick the right ring, with all the information you need.
This is an area where personal taste matters, and if you've never seen a moissanite in person - I highly recommend visiting a jeweller and seeing one in person. They're not what you might expect, they can look quite similar to, or quite different from diamonds, depending on a few factors.
Of course, they come in all the same cuts, varieties and styles, including new Solitaires, Half Pavès, and Hidden Halos.
However, they're also the world's most brilliant gemstone, and that's a fact. They have a higher refractive index than any other stone we know, which means they shine brighter, and have more "fire."
They're also available in an interesting selection of colors, which is unique to moissanite.
Although moissanite is not as hard as diamonds, Moissanite Engagement Rings have a rating of 9.25 on the Mohs scale compared to diamonds 10, suggesting these stones are still more durable than most gems.
Of course, no gemstone is entirely proof against scratches and damage, the hardness of moissanite suggests that these gemstones should last for generations, with only minimal upkeep required.
First discovered in a meteorite crater in Arizona, moissanite is an extremely rare stone in the natural world, that can also be created with near-perfect clarity in a laboratory setting. While all moissanite stones in jewellery today are human-made, this has allowed jewellers to access nearly flawless gems, without any ethical concerns over their source.
While there are many benefits to moissanite, the fact they are grown in a lab, conflict-free, and more sustainably than diamonds is definitely a point in their favor for many people.
If you've gotten this far, then you're clearly interested in moissanite, or a lab-grown diamond, and you should probably sign up for a chance to win one, absolutely free. You can do that on the Moissanite Engagement Rings Instagram page, after checking out how these beautiful pieces look in action, at https://instagram.com/guthrie_jewellery
One satisfied customer said, “The team at Moissanite Engagement Rings were super helpful and reliable. They were quick on their website to answer all my questions and my fiancee loves her ring so much. Could not be happier with the service and with the finished product. Thank you.”
If you're not really into rings, but you do like moissanite - don't worry; you've got options.
Moissanite Engagement Rings also carries a range of other jewellery types, including several other options for gemstones, such as lab-grown diamonds. You can also access a complimentary ring-sizing tool, which can be printed at home to determine your estimated ring size before ordering.
This is important, because a ring can only be resized so much - so take the time, look carefully, and pick the right ring for you.
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