Moissanite jewelry in sterling silver

Moissanite vs diamond, honestly

Moissanite has a higher refractive index than diamond, so it throws more fire — the rainbow flashes you see when the light moves. Diamond is marginally harder at 10 on the Mohs scale; at 9.25, moissanite is still far beyond anything you will encounter in daily wear.

The honest difference is origin and price. Moissanite is grown rather than mined, costs a fraction of the equivalent diamond, and carries no extraction history. What you spend on carat weight you can spend on craft instead.

Moissanite pendants, studs and rings

A moissanite pendant is the easiest way to wear the stone: one bright point at the throat, on an adjustable sterling silver chain. Halo studs do the same at the ear, with a ring of smaller stones to widen the light.

Every stone is hand-set. We use claw and bezel settings that hold the stone high enough to catch light from beneath — the reason moissanite looks alive rather than flat.

Sky and earth: moissanite with jade

Moissanite came from above; jade came from the ground. Worn together they are the whole of the thing — brilliance and grounding, motion and stillness. It is the pairing divinità was built around, and almost nobody else makes it in fine silver.