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Step into the captivating world of Moissanite, where you'll encounter a rarely explored gemstone facet known as the Jubilee Cut. This exploration delves into the origins and unique qualities that distinguish the Jubilee Cut, elevating it to prominence. Join us as we unravel the story and inherent charm of the Jubilee Cut . A Jubilee Cut has a special shape, the important characteristics are its lack of a flat table and its 8 facets at the top. The Jubilee Cut has 88 facets in total. This diamond was made in the early 20th century to honor the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria of England.    What is the Jubilee Cut?   The  Jubilee Cut diamond  stands as a pinnacle of gemstone craftsmanship, epitomizing the intricate art of diamond faceting, particularly renowned in the early decades of the 20th century. Its rarity in gemology lies in its custom application to larger diamonds. The essence of its exclusivity lies in its unmatched ability to enhance the brilliance ...

If a gemstone were ever accused of being extravagant, it would likely be moissanite. This shimmering space rock shines nearly twice as brightly as diamonds—now, that's what we call sparkle.   All that celestial sparkle is undeniably enchanting. If you're in search of the most  radiant moissanite , you've landed in the right spot. Let's delve into moissanite—what they are, why we adore them, and most importantly, the top three most dazzling ones available.   Shiny Stardust   Moissanite is composed of naturally occurring silicon carbide. However, it is so scarce that all moissanite used in jewelry is 100% lab-created. With a sparkle index twice that of diamonds and a hardness of 9.25 on the Mohs scale, moissanite boasts exceptional durability. In simpler terms, moissanite dazzles with twice the sparkle and even more rainbow light—also known as fire—compared to diamonds, and it will endure just as long.   Special Kind of Sparkle   Moissanite possesses a distin...