Natural Moissanite dates back to the late nineteenth century, discovered by Dr. Henri Moissan in the Arizona crater in 1904. While natural moissanite is extremely rare and typically appears in dark green or black, modern synthesized moissanite offers stunning clarity and color variety.

With D color, a unique Belgian cut, and FL/IF clarity grade, this type of top-tier Pink Moissan diamond is often referred to as a "magic star diamond."

Moissanite is the gemstone closest in physical properties to natural diamonds. While they are indistinguishable to the naked eye, Moissanite actually possesses a more colorful "fire." Scientific testing shows that the fire color of Moissanite is 2.5 times that of diamonds.

• Refractive Index: Moissanite 2.65 vs. Diamond 2.417
• Dispersion Value: Moissanite 0.104 vs. Diamond 0.044
• Hardness (Mohs): Moissanite 9.25 vs. Diamond 10