Emerald Rings

A moissanite ring features a gemstone made from silicon carbide, known for its exceptional fire and brilliance. Moissanite is lab-created, making it a popular diamond alternative for those seeking beauty, durability, and value in fine jewelry.

No. Moissanite is not a real diamond. Diamonds are made of carbon, while moissanite is composed of silicon carbide. Although moissanite closely resembles diamond in appearance, it is a distinct gemstone with its own physical and optical properties.

The official birthstone for April is diamond. Moissanite resembles a diamond, is durable and more affordable, and together with traditional diamonds, serves as a birthstone for April.

Moissanite has a high hardness (Mohs 9.25) and excellent scratch resistance, making it ideal for everyday wear. The metal material also affects durability; if possible, choose solid gold or platinum over plated metals.

At Romalar Jewelry, our moissanite rings feature reinforced settings, making them more secure than standard moissanite rings. The stones are less likely to loosen or fall out, ensuring long-lasting wear.

Moissanite has more fire than diamond, meaning it reflects more rainbow light. While it appears very brilliant, high-quality moissanite maintains a clear, refined sparkle without looking cloudy or fake.

Gently clean your ring with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush, then dry with a soft cloth.Avoid exposure to strong chemicals, bleach, or high heat to protect both the metal and the stone.

For more care tips, see our “How to Care for Your Moissanite Ring” guide.

Moissanite rings are not typically purchased as investment pieces, as moissanite is a lab-created gemstone.

However, rings made with gold or platinum settings do retain intrinsic metal value, which may be reflected in resale or recycling based on current market prices.

If you can’t find the perfect ring, Romalar Jewelry offers custom design services to create a moissanite ring just for you based on your preferences.