In the summer of 1995, a master diamond cutter observed samples of Moissanite and suggested that properly cut crystals would make a brilliant new jewel. 

For centuries couples around the world have worn wedding rings as a symbol of their love and the commitment to each other. Although diamonds were at times used for engagement rings, it wasn't until the discovery of the Kimberley diamond mine in South Africa in 1870's that diamonds became widely available, and not until the 1940's that the DeBeers company cemented society's fixation on one particular stone: diamond. 

From detergent baths to ultrasonic cleaners, find out how to keep your Moissanite gemstones brilliantly shining.

Explore the diverse applications of Moissanite, from enhancing safety in body armor to pioneering advancements in LED lighting.