Our lab-grown moissanite has a refractive index of 2.65–2.69, making it even brighter than a diamond and delivering unmatched brilliance.
With its intense fire and vivid rainbow sparkle, each gemstone is meticulously cut to ensure exceptional radiance and stunning beauty. All of our moissanites are GRA-certified and come with two comprehensive certificates and a unique laser engraving to guarantee authenticity
Vyranthia Moissanite represents the perfect fusion of modern craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Each stone is carefully selected and lab-grown to meet the highest standards of cut, color, clarity, and brilliance.
Our lab-grown moissanites are typically graded D–F colorless, showcasing the purest and most brilliant sparkle.
Our lab-grown moissanites are graded VVS1 or higher, with an almost flawless interior and minimal visible inclusions to the naked eye, showcasing exceptional clarity and a pure, radiant brilliance.
Lab-grown moissanites are typically crafted with a Triple Excellent Cut standard, precisely controlling crown height, angles, and pavilion depth to achieve the perfect balance of brilliance and fire, showcasing exceptional sparkle and flawless symmetry.
Our moissanites are not only lighter in weight and larger in appearance but also maintain exceptional brilliance and fire across all carat sizes—making them the perfect choice for those who want maximum visual impact without the luxury markup.
Yes, virtually all moissanite used in jewelry is lab-created. Natural moissanite is so rare that it is not commercially viable for widespread use.
Yes, lab-created moissanite is an excellent choice for fine jewelry. It offers exceptional brilliance, durability, and responsible sourcing, making it a popular alternative to diamonds. Its hardness, second only to diamonds, ensures long-lasting beauty, while its affordability provides exceptional value for consumers.
Moissanite is a gemstone prized for its brilliance, fire, and durability. Originally discovered in natural meteorite craters, moissanite is now primarily lab-created due to the rarity of its natural form. This guide explores the technical process of how moissanite is made, its composition, and the differences between lab-created and natural varieties.
