ShenZhen Staryee jewelry Co;Ltd started from year 2009 , located in Luohu,Shenzhen,Jewelry Center Of China.
We are jewelry manufacturer direct with our experienced designer team , focus on producing K-gold jewelry ( 9k 10k 14k 18k 22k ) & platinum diamond / gemstone/ moissanite / CZ jewelry / high-end silver jewelry , and wholesale Charles&Colvard moissanite loose gemstones
(Our Company Is Authorized USA Charles&Colvard Moissanite China Supplier).
We supply high-quality fine jewelry , 100% quality guarantee , lifelong maintenance ,best service
FAQ
1. How to contact Staryee?
2. What is moissanite ?
Moissanite is a rare, naturally occurring mineral also known as silicon carbide, which 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, and Moissan spent the rest of his life attempting to recreate this rare mineral in his laboratory. It wasn't until the late 90's that scientists - working in a research laboratory located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina - developed the innovative thermal growing process that creates silicon carbide crystals. These crystals are fashioned into moissanite gemstones that rival any natural gemstone for fire and brilliance. These man-made gems are more durable than diamond, sapphire, ruby or emerald.
3. Does other gemstones have more fire than moissanite?
Moissanite's fire exceeds that of any popular gemstone, including diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald. Fire can be measured scientifically; with a dispersion of 0.104, moissanite has 2.4 times the fire of diamond. No other gemstone or jewel compares to Charles and Colvard Created Moissanite® with regard to fire.
4. How can moissanite be distinguished from other colorless gemstone?
There are five (5) methods:
1) Determine if doubling of facet junctions is visible through magnification.
2) Use a jeweler’s loupe to examine the girdle of the stone. Forever One™ and Forever Brilliant® moissanite stones approximately 5.0mm and larger are engraved on the girdle for easy identification.
3) Examine for needle-like inclusions, typically perpendicular to the table facet, which are visible in moissanite under 10x loupe magnification.
4) Examine for specific refractive and gravity indices.
5) Have a trained gemologist or jeweler use a testing device specifically designed to distinguish moissanite from diamond.
5. Will moissanite fade or change color over time ?
