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What is a Promise Ring?
A promise ring is a symbol of love and can include birthstones, engravings, and motifs such as infinity symbols or entwined hearts. A promise ring is a visible token given to represent a couple's...
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What are the benefits of moissanite?
Top benefits of Moissanite: Created in a lab with minimal environmental impact More affordable than diamonds of comparable size Similar to diamonds in brilliance, color, and durability Moissanite...
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What Is Moissanite?
Moissanite is composed of silicon carbide and is similar to diamonds in durability, color, and brilliance. Their unique rainbow sparkle and affordability set moissanite gemstones apart from...
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How Do I Care For My Opal?
Opal flashes colors as the stone moves. This phenomenon is called play-of-color and no two opals are exactly alike. Opals are cut and polished into cabochons to best feature their unique display....
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Do You Have Information About Birthstones?
Birthstones are colored gemstones traditionally associated with the twelve months of the year, and they are often associated with qualities we wish to emulate. Our birthstone jewelry is available...
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What Are Birthstones?
Birthstones are colored gemstones traditionally associated with the twelve months of the year, and they are often associated with qualities we wish to emulate. We offer a choice of genuine and...
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How Are Lab Diamonds Made?
Lab diamonds are grown using advanced technology that mimics their formation in nature. As beautiful as mined diamonds, they have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties, and are cut and...
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How do you measure Moissanite gemstone weight and size?
Carats are the traditional measuring unit of a gemstone’s weight. Moissanite weighs approximately 10% less than a diamond of the same diameter. To give our customers a comparative estimate of...
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What Are Lab Grown Diamonds?
Lab diamonds are pure carbon diamonds grown using advanced technology that mimics their formation in nature. They have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties and are only distinguishable...
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What Is The Difference Between Simulated And Genuine Gemstones?
Genuine gemstones are naturally occurring and form under diverse conditions over millions of years. These gemstones are first mined and then cut, faceted, and polished by master craftsmen to improve...
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