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Mardaza merges innovation with luxury, creating Mardaza Moissanite with an exclusive formula so brilliant that you can't tell it's not a diamond with your eyes. All set in long-lasting, 8-layer platinum-plated 925 silver that shines as bright as white gold.
The best part? You save tons of money yet experience the same luxurious feeling. A perfect 2-carat diamond usually costs up to US$100,000, but at Mardaza, you get similar brilliance for just 0.05% of that. That's what we call affordable luxury.
Shop confidently at Mardaza! With our Lifetime Jewelry Warranty, your purchase is protected.
If any issues arise with your jewelry during wear, we offer prompt repair or replacement services, ensuring your satisfaction and peace of mind.
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S925 Luminous Flow Moissanite Hoop Earrings Meaning
The S925 Luminous Flow Moissanite Hoop Earrings capture the essence of movement, light, and elegance. The name "Luminous Flow" reflects how these long earrings gracefully sway with every motion, catching and reflecting light through the brilliance of the Moissanite stones.
The elongated design symbolizes the fluidity and continuous flow of life, where each moment is connected in a beautiful sequence. The Moissanite stones, set along the S925 sterling silver hoops, represent the sparkling highlights in our journey, marking moments of clarity, beauty, or inspiration. The S925 sterling silver structure provides a durable and elegant foundation, embodying the balance of strength and grace essential for navigating life’s ever-changing path.
Wearing the S925 Luminous Flow Moissanite Hoop Earrings serves as a reminder to embrace the natural flow of life, shine brightly in every moment, and move with confidence and poise. These earrings are perfect for those who appreciate the elegance of simplicity combined with the allure of sparkling detail.
Whether worn for a special occasion or to add a touch of sophistication to everyday style, the S925 Luminous Flow Moissanite Hoop Earrings are more than just accessories—they are a reflection of the light and fluidity that you bring into the world.
Moissanite is a naturally occurring mineral, silicon carbide, that is found in limited quantities in the earth. While moissanite exists in nature, it is so incredibly rare that it must be created in a lab to produce pieces large enough to cut into gemstones. When cut and faceted, moissanite is by definition, the world’s most brilliant gem.
Where Does Moissanite Come From?
Moissanite is a rare, naturally occurring mineral also known as silicon carbide. It was first discovered by the Nobel Prize-winning chemist Dr. Henri Moissan at the site of a massive meteorite strike in Arizona. This intriguing new stone was named “moissanite” in his honor.
How Long Does Moissanite Last?
In terms of toughness, moissanite ranks second on the Mohs hardness scale just behind diamond in hardness and scratch resistance. Moissanite’s durability makes it an ideal gem for daily wear and ensures it will last a lifetime.
What Is Moissanite Brilliance?
Moissanite brilliance refers to its sparkle! The chemical structure of moissanite allows it to slow down, bend, and redirect light better than any other gemstone. This incredible sparkle measures between 2.65 and 2.69 on the refractive index, making moissanite the world’s most brilliant gem.
What Is Moissanite Fire?
Moissanite gems are known for their fire or dispersion, which is defined as a gemstone’s ability to split light to create a rainbow-like effect. Moissanite has more fire than any other gemstone - including diamond, ruby, sapphire, and emerald!
Why Is Moissanite So Expensive?
Moissanite is an incredible gemstone that costs a fraction of what a mined diamond costs. Though more affordable, the quality of moissanite production influences its price. Our process starts in a high-tech lab and once the moissanite is grown, it’s then hand cut and faceted by our experts (using patented technology) to ensure only the highest quality gems are produced.
Are Moissanite Rings Worth It?
Moissanite offers unmatched brilliance and fire at a fraction of the cost of diamonds. Moissanite’s durability makes it an ideal gem for daily wear and ensures it will last a lifetime. So is Moissanite worth it? The answer is a resounding yes.
Is Moissanite Lab-Created?
Naturally occurring moissanite is rare - originally discovered inside of a meteorite crater by Henri Moissan. Modern methods for growing crystals create gems that are chemically, physically and optically identical to naturally occurring moissanite.
How Can you Tell If Moissanite Is Good Quality?
The quality of any gemstone, including moissanite, is based on its cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. Gems are cut in such a way as to bring out their full beauty. Higher quality moissanite gems are cut to maximize fire and brilliance. A gem's quality is also determined by how clear and how flawless it is.
ABOUT OUR STORY
At Mardaza, we are creating a new legend - one of transparency, ethics and environmental responsibility.
Our designs use only ethical, conflict-free lab-grown gemstones, reducing water and energy use, minimizing land and mineral disturbance, and reducing carbon emissions. Being on the right side of jewelry history is our mission.
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