Men's Moissanite Wedding Rings

Moissanite is a synthetic mineral, also known as silicon carbide, which is used to simulate diamonds. It is always very popular, like a diamond replaced, since there is a refraction similar to a diamond. Furthermore, it is almost as hard as a diamond and just as thermally conductive, in contrast to other copies.

This unique mineral was in 1893 as a small part of a meteorite in Arizona by Dr. Ferdinand Henri Moissan. Naturally occurring moissanite is extremely rare, with an appearance similar to that of diamond and tetrahedral crystalline structure.

However, moissanite jewelry is mostly a lab-created stone based on the structure of natural moissanite, which meteorites. On the Mohs scale of hardness, moissanite 95th It has more brilliance, fire and luster than hard jewel on earth, including diamond.

Naturally, price also plays an important role in the popularity of moissanite. As a general rule, a moissanite stone retails at around 1:10 the cost of a diamond of equal size, despite the fact that moissanite has more "sheen".

As the pearl is not as expensive as a diamond, the price for a man moissanite wedding ring is dependent on the material and design of the ring, as the stone.

Moissanite is less expensive, but wonderfully beautiful alternative to diamonds. Although it might not please a woman with a special emotional attachment to diamonds, it is a suitable substitute for a man who loves the look of an expensive stone, but refuses to pay.