Textured Solitaire Band // Blue Green Moissanite
Listing is for one handmade Sterling Silver Ring with one bead set elusive Blue/ Green Moissanite. Stone is roughly 6mm in diameter. All sizes in AU. Please select your colour preference from the drop down menu.
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MADE TO ORDER Please allow roughly 4-6 weeks turn around time.
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Ring features a thick comfort fit band in a high polish with a rough texture (this means some tool marks have been deliberately left visible to give the ring a more forged look) and a brilliant cut bead set Moissanite.
Moissanite is a rare, naturally occurring mineral also known as silicon carbide. Named after Nobel Prize-winning chemist Dr. Henri Moissan, moissanite was first discovered in 1893 at the site of a massive meteorite strike in Arizona. Moissanite is known for its high refractive index (RI) of 2.65, which is notably higher than diamond, sapphire, CZ, and other gemstones known to be very brilliant. (Brilliance is the flashes of white light exiting the top and sides of a gemstone) However, the natural quantities of moissanite are too small to create jewelry.
The jewel was created through a combination of science and art. These man made stones are chemically and physically identical to their mined counterpart and because they don’t require intensive mining, they don’t have the environmental impact.
They offer an ethical and affordable alternative to the traditional diamond for the Bride or Groom who want to focus on slow fashion and sustainable processes. All our signets start off as a block of wax which is then carved out to the desired shape. One the desired design has been achieved we use a process called the lost wax casting method where we make a mould of the wax ring and cast using recycled sterling silver. All our materials and processes are recycled and ethically sourced and aim to reduce our carbon footprint as much as possible.
