Stunning 7 inch bracelet, impossible to catch the sparkle and gleam in a photo.  Wear this and you will be a walking laser light show!

What exactly is

Moissanite

? Is it a laboratory-grown diamond substitute? Not at all.

Moissanite is the name given to a naturally occurring and laboratory-grown mineral made up of silicon carbide. Its occurrence in nature is extremely rare and has only been found in upper mantle rock and meteorites. Discoveries have shown moissanite occurs naturally as inclusions in diamonds, xenoliths, kimberlite, and lamproite.

Today—because of its rarity—moissanite is lab grown with minimal environmental impact. Because of its durability, moissanite can be found in a variety of cuts, which give jewelry designers a plethora of options for settings.