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Shop the World’s Best Moissanite at Icing On The Ring

Nothing beats the moissanite made by Charles & Colvard, the original creators of lab-created moissanite. As an authorized Downtown LA dealer, Icing On The Ring offers a wide selection of these brilliant and durable gems.

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Charles & Colvard Lifetime Warranty

All Charles & Colvard moissanite comes with the company’s Lifetime Warranty. Should the color or brilliance ever deteriorate, Charles & Colvard will replace the stone for free.

Charles & Colvard Moissanite at Icing On The Ring

Forever One (D-E-F)

Ideal pairing for platinum and white gold rings.

Forever One (G-H-I)

Ideal pairing for yellow gold and rose gold rings.

About Icing on the Ring

One of the first stores to open in the Los Angeles jewelry district, Icing On The Ring is a trusted Charles & Colvard reseller with a long history of customer satisfaction. The shop carries a large inventory of Forever One branded moissanites of both grades (D-E-F) and (G-H-I). Call us to schedule an appointment to visit our showroom.

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Sampling of rings WITH Charles & Colvard MOISSANITE

Visit Icing On The Ring to see our complete inventory.

8mm Round Forever One Moissanite (D-E-F)

6-prong crown resting on top of foundation, with three rows of pave diamonds.

7mm Round Forever One Moissanite (D-E-F)

Cushion shape halo ring with microprong diamonds across top half.

8mm x 6mm Oval Shape Forever One Moissanite (D-E-F)

Pave engagement ring, with double prongs holding each corner of center oval.

6.5mm Round Forever One Moissanite (G-H-I)

TACORI rose gold engagement ring with diamonds crescents along inner face.

The moissanite advantage

Charles & Colvard moissanite is lab-grown and held to the highest of environmental and ethical standards. In addition to being conflict-free and socially responsible, the gems are also non-transparent.

This ability to refract light makes their brilliance comparable to diamonds, as does their 9.25 rating on the Mohs Scale, which determines a gemstone’s hardness and durability. As if all of those benefits weren’t enough, moissanite gems are also considerably more affordable than traditional diamonds.

History of Moissanite

Moissanite stones date back to the late 19th century. First discovered in 1983 by French scientist Henri Moissan (hence the name Moissanite), moissanite was the byproduct of a meteorite that crashed into the Arizona desert approximately 50 years ago.

After exhaustive research, Moissan later concluded moissanite was comprised of silicon carbide. Due to the extreme rarity of natural moissanite, the moissanite stones you see today are lab-created, yet they continue to retain their allure over a century later and are immensely popular as a beautiful environmentally-friendly alternative to diamonds.

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