MoissaniteStudio offers the best in out-of-this-world moissanite gemstones:

If you want to replace your 'high priced' diamond jewelry with something that has measurably more fire, luster and brilliance than a diamond, for vacation or frequent outings

If you want Romantic perfection for special occasions without the high cost of 'real' diamonds

If you want one or more beautiful stones for any setting

If you want affordable jewelry

If you want jewelry that is truly out-of-this-world

We have it

MOISSANITE

 

Moissanite comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. Select the shape of stone you are interested in and be transported to wonderment

A straight-edged rectangular or square stone with cut corners. Radiant principally used for important center stones primarily for rings but also for pendants.

The pear cut is based upon the traditional configuration of the round brilliant diamond. It is lovely as the center stone in a ring or outstanding as a pendant or pair of drop earrings.

Marquise Cust takes its name from a legend relating to the Marquise of Pompadour. According to the legend, the Sun King desired a stone to be polished into the shape of the mouth of the Marquise

The traditional Choice for all occasions. The most popular diamond shape is the round brilliant, which is also the most standardized cut.

The cushion is not as fiery or brilliant as many of the newer cuts, but it has a marvelously romantic and calssic look and definitely stands out from the crowd of round brilliants.

The fire and beauty of these custs is spectacular, they are wonderful cuts...Trillions are basically triangular in shape.

 

The perfect stone for special occasions. The heart shape is one of those special cuts that follow more human and emotional values.

 

Essentially is is a square version of a round brilliant. Its invention is credited to M. Weistreich, a Belgian diamond cutter.

 

The oval cut is based upon the traditional configuration of the round brilliant diamond.

 

Rectangular or oblong cuts are usually called baguettes, from the French word "baguette". They are similar to emerald cuts, but without the mitred corners which make them octagonal rather than oblong.

 

 

 

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