How Do You Buy Moissanite Jewelry?
Moissanite was discovered in the late 1800s by a French scientist, Dr. Ferdinand Frederick Henri Moissan. The jewel was determined to be very rare and thus almost an impossibility for jewelry. However, laboratory-engineered moissanite is now very popular and is quickly becoming a substitute stone for diamonds, often mimicking the same cuts, clarity and brilliance as a genuine diamond. Contact your nearby jeweler to inquire about their selection of moissanite. If they do not carry this stone in their stock regularly, determine if they have options for special ordering pieces. Keep in mind that since you will not see the piece in person, you take the chance of purchasing a piece that may not be exactly what you hoped. Search through the hundreds of moissanite jewelers online. There are numerous websites that specialize in this type of stone and can craft it in any type of jewelry piece you can think of, including rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces and watches. Look for a specific piec
