Solid Gold Wedding Ring Sets, Round Diamond Bridal Sets, 925 Silver Ring, Moissanite Ring hotsell Set, Promise Ring Set, White Gold Ring Set, 6537

***Main Stone***
Lab Diamond Color - White
Moissanite Color - Near White

***Specifics***
@Total Carat Weight (TCW): 1.10 carats
@Main Stone Carat Weight: 0.50 carats
@Main Stone Shape: Round Cut
@Main Stone Clarity: VVS1
@Cut Grade: Excellent
@Metal: 925 Sterling Silver/White Gold

***You Will Receive***
@Bridal ring set
@Jewelry Box

***Moissanite***
Moissanite was introduced to the jewelry market in 1998 after Charles and Colvard received patents to create and market lab-grown silicon carbide gemstones, becoming the first firm to do so. They currently make their highest quality loose gems under the trademark Forever One. Generic moissanites are, as the name implies, brand less and are not protected by a registered trademark and are therefore more affordable. This does not mean that their quality is inferior or they will not last as long as Forever One stones. I guarantee that both stones are of the highest quality at the most competitive price you can find in the market.

***LAB DIAMOND COATED***
The key aspect of this Lab stone is that it is hotsell designed to emulate the diamond natural reflection characteristics as closely as is possible, Even to the eye of a trained expert, this stone looks like a real diamond and specialist testing equipment is necessary to determine 100% for sure that this is really a diamond simulant in that it is really a stone coated with an outer layer or Lab Diamond (ie made from Carbon)

Many lesser quality man-made stones are easy to detect to the trained eye simply because they are ‘too sparkly' and for this very reason, they can be easily identified. The lower quality lab stones are very easily picked from real diamonds, but this item presents a real dilemma even for the most trained eye.

Please do note that although the stone is coated with Lab Diamond to improve hardness and its optical properties, the coating is not thick enough for the industry standard diamond tester to be fooled into thinking this is a real diamond. The thin coating will result in this stone being tested as: not a diamond.