Moissanite-ringe

Yes. Moissanite is silicon carbide, a gemstone first found in a meteor crater; today it is made in a lab. It is 9.25 on the Mohs hardness scale and has more fire than diamond, so it gives a bright, colorful sparkle.

D-color VVS1 moissanite refers to the highest grade of colorlessness (D) and very, very slight inclusions (VVS1)—making it nearly indistinguishable from a flawless diamond. This premium quality ensures maximum brilliance and fire. All FITINY moissanite is lab-created to meet this standard, offering ethical, consistent sparkle without the diamond price tag.

Start with the setting: a solitaire for a classic look, a halo for extra sparkle, or a pavé stacking band for everyday wear. Then choose a stone shape (round, oval, emerald, pear or marquise) and a carat size; check each product for its carat options.

Measure a ring that already fits the same finger, or wrap a paper strip around your finger and check the length against a size chart. Most styles come in US sizes 5–10; check each product's size options. If you are between sizes, choose the larger size.

Moissanite stones of 0.5 carat and above (per stone) come with a GRA certificate card that records the stone's color and clarity grade. Please include the card if you return the ring.

Moissanite is much harder than cubic zirconia (9.25 vs 8–8.5) and keeps its sparkle, while CZ can cloud and scratch over time. Compared with diamond, moissanite has more fire and costs a small fraction of the price for the same size.

Yes. S925 is 92.5% pure silver and our rings are nickel-free, so most people with sensitive skin can wear them comfortably. Plated styles have an 18K gold or white gold layer over the same S925 base.