Each and every moissanite stone maintains its moissanite fire or dispersion throughout its lifetime. Moissanite has about 2.4 times more fire or dispersion than the fire brilliance a diamond or a fire stone emerald offers. One of the most important components of moissanite is its dispersion, or its fire. Moissanite has about 50 percent more luster than cubic zirconia and 18 percent more luster than a real diamond. Luster refers to the amount of light reflected back to someone from a gemstone’s surface. Moissanite also has twice the fire of a diamond. Gemstones with higher refractive indexes emit more brilliance, so moissanite’s high refractive index makes it the most brilliant gemstone across the globe. It has a high refractive index of 2.65 - higher than white sapphire, cubic zirconia, and other popular gemstones. Moissanite is known for its brilliance, more than any other gemstone in the world. Moissanite is an excellent alternative to diamonds as it’s resistant to chipping, breaking, and scratching thanks to its strength and durability. Lab-created moissanite is now grown under controlled conditions and is readily available all over the world. The stone was, of course, named in his honor and was considered very rare. Henry Moissan originally discovered this natural white gem that looks like a diamond in a meteor crater in Arizona back in 1893. We’ll help you sort through the various gems that look like fire to help you select the perfect fire gemstone to fit your style.

There are lots of quality options for moissanite jewelers, including Gema&Co and GenStone LLC. Moissanite gemstones are comparable to a fire brilliance diamond or a fire stone emerald, offering durability and about 2.4 times more fire at a lower price. Moissanite is considered one of the most beautiful gemstones across the globe, with its timeless beauty and brilliance. If you’re looking at fire gemstones as your next accessory, consider a piece of moissanite fire jewelry.

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