Moissanite is a rare, naturally occurring mineral also known as silicon carbide. Moissanite is one of the toughest known gemstones which makes it perfect to be worn for every day.
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Moissanite is a rare, naturally occurring mineral also known as silicon carbide. Moissanite is one of the toughest known gemstones which makes it perfect to be worn for every day.
Moissanite has a lot of advantages over a diamond. Primarily, moissanite is inexpensive (only one-tenth of the cost) compared to a diamond with the same size and quality. Moissanite is also ethically sourced (grown in a laboratory) and is a very durable option for an engagement ring stone, especially since the material doesn’t scratch easily.
Camile and Stone stocks colourless moissanite and is one of the whitest amongst the industry. It has a colour grading of D-E-F, meaning it’s considered colourless by GIA standards.
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In recent years, moissanite jewellery has become increasingly popular as a diamond simulant thanks to a growing understanding of the issues associated with natural diamonds.
It’s more affordable, normally more ethical, and is similar enough that most people can’t tell the difference!
FAQs about Moissanite jewellery 2025
Modern moissanite is a form of silicon carbide produced in laboratory conditions. It was first discovered by Dr. Henri Moissan in 1893 in a meteorite in Arizona. He thought he’d found a new deposit of diamonds but soon realised he’d discovered a new precious stone that could act as an alternative to diamonds.
Synthetic moissanite arrived on the jewellery market in 1998 and has been a staple in the industry ever since. As Dr Moissan's mistake suggests, it has a similar appearance to diamonds, but it’s much more accessible and affordable for most people.
Diamonds are famously tough, coming in at a 10 on the Mohs hardness scale. Moissanite is only slightly less tough, at a 9.5. Both gemstones are impressively scratch-resistant, making them perfect for everyday jewellery.
That said, both moissanite and diamond jewellery should be maintained properly and cleaned regularly to ensure their long-term durability. And try to avoid getting them knocked, as both stones can still get damaged if you’re not careful!
Moissanite stones refract light in a striking way. The structure of the gemstone makes it refract light twice, making it sparkle more than a diamond. It has twice the fire of a diamond, making it perfect for statement pieces.
Moissanite is also known for its unique brilliance: the way it reflects light gives it a rainbow effect, like a precious disco ball. That quality makes moissanite engagement rings the perfect replacement for diamond engagement rings, as they allow someone to have a flashy engagement ring without the conflict associated with diamonds.
Modern moissanite is produced synthetically, so it doesn’t result in as much environmental damage as traditional gemstones, which are often mined with an open mining method which removes the top layer of dirt to get to the gemstone layer.
Moissanite rings, earrings and bracelets typically come with a lower price tag, as they don’t require as much human labour to produce. Couples can also afford larger and more impressive stones this way for weddings and engagement.
After diamonds, moissanite is one of the hardest materials known to man. It’s perfect for those with active lives and everyday wear, as it can withstand the stress of regular use. Moissanite jewellery will stand by you throughout your lifetime.
Moissanite has a distinctive, beautiful appearance that makes it appealing and fashionable. It looks like diamonds, but it has more fire and brilliance, which helps the wearer to glow wherever they go.
Moissanite engagement rings are durable, sustainable, and stylish. A moissanite stone looks a lot like a diamond from a distance, so it’s perfect for anyone drawn to traditional styles. The way it reflects light also makes it look a lot bigger at a distance, so you can get away with more impressive rings on a smaller budget. They also make stunning wedding rings!
Moissanite jewellery also comes in a wide range of styles and designs, from vintage-inspired options to sleeker, modern rings inspired by minimalist ideals.
From halo and hidden halo settings to the more subtle princess cut, moissanite engagement rings are designed to help you show off your engaged status and feel confident wherever you go.
Like most fine jewellery, the base metal should be cleaned with a soft, damp microfibre cloth. Any intricate details or engravings can be cleaned with a soft-bristled toothbrush and warm, soapy water or a paste of bicarbonate of soda and water.
Keep all fine jewellery away from excess water or harsh chemicals, and store it in its pouch when you’re not wearing it to protect it from any moisture in the air.
Moissanite stones should be checked, cleaned and restored by a professional so they don’t get knocked or damaged at any point.
At Camile and Stone, we’re proud to stock an extensive collection of moissanite jewellery, from moissanite pendant necklaces to statement earrings (like our Round Cut Moissanite Threader Earrings) and bracelets. We’re dedicated to providing a wide range of options, so there’s always something for everybody.
Our moissanite jewellery is made from sterling silver, 18kt gold vermeil, and 14kt solid gold. We sometimes use natural AAA-grade gemstones, from emeralds to topaz, as well as sustainably sourced freshwater pearls.
At Camile and Stone, we have a huge range of stunning moissanite engagement rings designed for frequent wear and made with your comfort and confidence in mind.
Our moissanite engagement rings are more affordable than our diamond engagement rings, so they’re perfect for anyone planning a proposal on a budget. We offer a range of gemstone cuts, metals, and designs.
We also offer a range of bespoke ring services. If you’re interested in creating a unique, personal moissanite engagement ring, contact our friendly customer service team for advice. They’ll be happy to connect you to our bespoke jewellery team!
At Camile and Stone, we believe in providing affordable luxury to all. Moissanite is often more affordable than traditional gemstones, so it’s perfect for those with tighter budgets.
Our moissanite jewellery ranges from pieces that cost just under £90 to more expensive engagement rings like The Charlotte Moissanite Engagement Ring and luxury necklaces for just over £200. Personalised designs and bespoke options often cost more, depending on the complexity of the design, but we’ll always tell you how much they’ll cost before we start working.
Additional details like engravings, hidden filigree, or birthstones can also change the cost of your jewellery.
At Camile and Stone, we believe that jewellery is not restricted to gender, but we understand that different people are drawn to different styles. Our moissanite jewellery collection includes a mix of masculine and feminine designs, so you’re sure to find something that suits you!
We also offer a range of men’s rings and statement pieces for those who love jewellery that helps them stand out from the crowd.