In a casual dinner with friends, my two carat white gold moissanite earrings sparkling stole the show.
A dinner companion whispered, "These are the diamond earrings are the most beautiful I've ever seen." I explained that they are not diamonds, but a new piece of jewelry: moissanite.
Before I knew I was the talk of the table. People had questions and comments like "What is Moissanite?" "They are so bright, they must have cost a fortune" "Are they rare?" And "I must."
Now ladies, if you want to know my secret, keep reading.
Moissanite is to provide women the opportunity to own quality, flashy jewelry at affordable prices.
What is the history behind this gem? In 1893, Dr. Henri Moissan began, a Nobel scientist studying fragments of a meteorite 50,000 years. In these fragments, Moissan believed that he discovered diamonds in space with superior fire and brilliance. After extensive research, it was concluded that Moissan discovered a new mineral species. In 1905 he was named Moissanite in his honor.
In the late 1980s, inspired by the discovery of Moissan and by the fact that natural Moissanite is extremely rare, Charles & Colvard (Nasdaq: CTHR) has developed a proprietary process for producing large crystals of Moissanite.
In 1995, Charles & Colvard Moissanite Jewels for the sole source were, has two patents worldwide.
"Diamond Moissanite looks incredible as it," said Nat Hyman, president of Landau, a businessman in the nation's most important accessories with over 70 branches. "The customer is so much for the money."
"But tell once they leave the store, they'll even her best friends?" asked Nick Baxevanis, also by Landau. "Moissanite what looks like a beautiful diamond, look when they tell their friends, it's their decision. You can have the look without the million-dollar price tag of millions of dollars."
Moissanite is available at the national centers of Landau luxury hotels, casinos and airports.
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