1 Carat Moissanite 6-Prong 925 Sterling Silver Ring | Sky Blue / 4.5 101300529662495

How to measure

1. Measure your finger (best for ordering a new ring)
   • Use a flexible measuring tape, a strip of paper or a length of string. Wrap it around the base of the finger where the ring will sit, snug but comfortable, and mark where it overlaps.
   • Measure the marked length in millimetres (mm). This is the finger circumference.
   • Convert circumference to diameter: diameter (mm) = circumference (mm) ÷ π. Use that diameter to match a sizing chart or give to a jeweler.
   • Tips: measure at the end of the day when fingers are warm, measure the finger several times, consider knuckle size (if knuckle is larger, measure both and choose a size that will slide over the knuckle but still fit comfortably).
2. Measure an existing ring (best if you already own a well‑fitting ring)
   • Measure the inner diameter across the centre of the ring using a caliper or a ruler. Take the largest measurement across the centre and average if necessary.
   • Match that diameter to a ring size chart or use the circumference = diameter × π formula to convert to size.
3. Consider band width and fit
   • Wider bands fit more snugly. If the band is wider than ~4 mm, consider sizing up about ¼–½ size; for bands wider than ~6 mm, sizing up ~½ size is common.
   • If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort or ask a jeweler about a precise fit.

Quick reference (approximate):

• US 5 ≈ 15.7 mm diameter (circumference ≈ 49.3 mm)
• US 6 ≈ 16.5 mm diameter (circumference ≈ 51.8 mm)
• US 7 ≈ 17.3 mm diameter (circumference ≈ 54.4 mm)
• US 8 ≈ 18.2 mm diameter (circumference ≈ 57.2 mm)
• US 9 ≈ 19.0 mm diameter (circumference ≈ 59.7 mm)

If you need exact sizing, request a jeweler’s measurement or a printable ring sizer and double‑check the seller’s size chart before purchase.

Materials

Center stone — 1.00 ct Moissanite

Lab‑grown silicon carbide (SiC). Moissanite is prized for exceptional brilliance and fire (refractive index approximately 2.65–2.69; dispersion higher than diamond), and high durability (around 9.25 on the Mohs scale). A round 1.00 ct moissanite is typically about 6.5 mm in diameter (approximate; varies by cut). Moissanite is conflict‑free and produced in controlled lab conditions.

Setting — 6‑prong

Six prongs give extra security and a classic, balanced look while exposing more of the stone to light. The 6‑prong design reduces risk of accidental loosening compared with fewer prongs.

Metal — 925 Sterling Silver

Sterling silver marked "925" is at least 92.5% pure silver alloyed with other metals (commonly copper). It offers a bright finish and good value but will naturally tarnish over time; many sellers offer rhodium plating or polishing options to prolong the white finish. If you have known metal allergies, confirm the alloy composition or consider alternative metals.

Model details

• Style: Classic solitaire with a timeless 6‑prong head that showcases a single round brilliant stone.
• Stone: Round brilliant moissanite, ~1.00 ct (approx. 6.5 mm diameter; exact dims depend on the specific cut).
• Metal: 925 sterling silver band (confirm whether the specific item is rhodium‑plated or has a particular finish).
• Use: Designed for everyday wear or as an engagement/statement ring — secure prong setting suitable for regular wear if cared for properly.
• Maintenance: Periodic inspection of prongs and cleaning recommended to keep the stone secure and the silver bright.

Care guide — to keep it lovely longer

• After wearing: wipe the stone and metal gently with a soft, lint‑free cloth to remove oils and fingerprints.
• Routine home cleaning: soak the ring 10–15 minutes in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap; gently scrub around prongs and under the stone with a soft toothbrush; rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.
• Silver care: remove tarnish with a silver polishing cloth. Avoid aggressive silver dips unless you can protect the stone and dry/neutralize the cleaner thoroughly afterward.
• Avoid chemicals: remove the ring for household cleaners, swimming (chlorine), hair products, lotions and perfumes, which can dull finishes or accelerate tarnish.
• Ultrasonic/steam cleaners: moissanite itself is very hard and often tolerates ultrasonic cleaners, but ultrasonic or steam cleaning can loosen prongs or affect some finishes. Only use these methods if a qualified jeweler confirms the setting is secure.
• Storage: store separately in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box compartment to prevent scratches and reduce tarnish; keep away from humid or salty environments.
• Professional maintenance: have prongs and setting checked by a jeweler at least once a year (or sooner with heavy daily wear). Re‑plating or professional polishing can restore finish as needed.

Style tips

• Let it shine alone: the 1 ct solitaire makes a strong statement by itself — minimal side stones are needed for impact.
• Wedding band pairing: choose a slim, low‑profile band (2–3 mm) to nestle under the prongs; for a flush look, a matching curved or contoured band can pair well.
• Stacking: combine with two thin bands or delicate milgrain bands for a fashionable stacked effect without overwhelming the center stone.
• Metal mixing: sterling silver (or white rhodium finish) coordinates with other white metals; for contrast, a thin rose‑gold or yellow‑gold accent band creates a modern, mixed‑metal look.
• Everyday wear: if you’re active or use your hands a lot, consider a low‑profile style or companion band to protect prongs and reduce snagging.
• Occasion dress: moissanite’s extra fire looks stunning with evening wear and darker fabrics — keep other jewelry understated to let the ring sparkle.