Moissanite is made of silicon carbide. Moissanite was originally discovered in a meteor crater in 1893 by scientist Henri Moissan. 

Moissanite is not likely to increase in value, but neither is a typical diamond. Both generally resell at a substantial loss-especially if they're resold soon after being purchased.

Natural mineral called silicon carbide is where Moissanite grown from. Therefore, Moissanite will never become cloudy, discolour or change its appearance. A Moissanite will maintain its brilliance, colour and clarity for a lifetime and beyond.

Yes, you can wear your moissanite engagement ring in the shower. On its own, water will not harm your moissanite stone. However, repeated exposure to soap, shampoo and conditioner can create a build-up of oils on the surface of your ring. This can give your stone a filmy appearance, dulling its sparkle.

Yes. Moissanite is durable, tough and extremely resistant to scratching and abrasion. With a hardness of 9.25-9.50, moissanite is harder than all other gemstones except diamond.

Once a month
It is preferred you clean your Moissanite and diamond jewelry at least once a month to make them shine, sparkle and look brand new! Here are a few simple ways to wash and make your Moissanite gemstones sparkle and look best.

1. Liquid Dish Soap with hot water
Brush the jewelry carefully with liquid dish soap by using a soft toothbrush. Then rinse it well under hot water. You may then leave the jewelry to air dry, use a hair dryer or paper towel as you wish.This can be done as often as you'd like.

2. Use a commercial home jewelry cleaner
You always have the option of buying a non-toxic liquid cleaner for your Moissanite jewelry. These cleaners are extremely effective in removing the dirt and the film that can accumulate on your jewelry.

Moissanite is the most brilliant gems in the world. You definitely want to give her the best gift. 

It is grown in labs, so you know that the entire process is extremely ethical unlike blood diamonds. If you can’t afford expensive gemstones that depreciate in value as soon as you purchase them, then getting moissanite is the way to go about.