1 Carat Moissanite Heart-Shaped Platinum-Plated Ring in Purple | Purple / 5 101300641300934

How to measure — get the perfect fit

Choose one of these simple methods to measure your ring size accurately. Measure at the end of the day when your fingers are warm and repeat the measurement 2–3 times for consistency. If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, measure both and choose a size between them.

1. Measure an existing ring
   1. Place the ring flat and measure the inner diameter (inside edge to inside edge) in millimeters using a ruler or digital caliper.
   2. Match that diameter to the conversion table below to find the closest US size.
2. Paper or string method (quick at-home)
   1. Wrap a strip of paper or non-stretchy string around the base of your finger where the ring will sit.
   2. Mark where the paper/string overlaps, then measure the marked length in millimeters — this is the finger circumference.
   3. Use the circumference (or divide circumference by π ≈ 3.1416 to get diameter) and compare with the table below.
3. Printable ring sizer or jeweler

   Use a printable size chart (ensure it prints at 100%) or visit a jeweler for the most accurate measurement. Professional sizing is recommended for costly pieces or when you are between sizes.

Ring size conversion (approximate)

Match inner diameter or circumference to the US size. These values are approximate — when in doubt, consult a jeweler.

Measuring the stone and the band

• Stone (heart shape): use a digital caliper to measure the maximum width across the lobes and the length from the top of the cleft to the point tip. For a 1.00 ct heart-shaped moissanite, face-up dimensions typically fall around ~6.2–6.8 mm depending on cut — ask the seller for exact millimeter dimensions if you need precise proportions.
• Band width and thickness: measure across the band (mm) to confirm comfort — typical bands run 1.5–3.5 mm for delicate to medium styles.

Materials & gemstone details

Center stone — 1.00 ct heart-shaped moissanite (Purple)

• Composition: silicon carbide (SiC), commonly lab-created and consistent in quality.
• Durability: Mohs hardness ≈ 9.25 — very hard and suitable for daily wear, with strong resistance to scratching.
• Optical properties: high refractive index (≈ 2.65–2.69) and strong dispersion — exceptional brilliance and fire that differs slightly from diamond.
• Color: this listing is for a purple-toned heart-shaped moissanite. Color intensity can vary by batch or manufacturer; request a photo or color grade if exact hue matters.
• Certification: moissanite is often accompanied by a manufacturer certificate rather than traditional diamond labs; ask the seller for any available stone paperwork.

Metal — platinum-plated

• Finish: genuine platinum plating gives a bright silvery-white finish and the look of solid platinum at lower cost.
• Construction: plating is a thin surface layer applied over a base metal (commonly sterling silver or a durable alloy). The exact base metal may vary — check the product listing or ask the seller if you have metal sensitivities.
• Expectation: plating will wear with time and friction, especially on the underside and around prongs; periodic re-plating restores the original finish.
• Allergies: plated jewelry can conceal base metals such as nickel — if you are allergic, confirm the base metal is nickel‑free.

Setting and workmanship

Settings for moissanite are typically prong or halo-style to maximize light return. Inspect prongs regularly to ensure the stone is secure; loose prongs are the most common cause for stone loss.

Model information

Product name

1 Carat Moissanite Heart-Shaped Platinum-Plated Ring — Purple

Model / SKU

Not provided (model/SKU not available in listing). If you need an exact SKU or model number, please contact the seller for confirmation.

Photographs

Images are for representation. The model shown in product photos may be wearing a sample size (often US 6) — use product images as styling reference only and confirm exact fit with the measurement guidance above.

Available sizes

Check the product page for available sizes or request custom sizing from the seller. Resizing a plated piece may require re-plating afterward.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Follow these easy care steps to preserve sparkle and plating.

Everyday precautions

• Remove the ring for heavy lifting, sports, gardening, cleaning, and swimming (chlorinated or salt water can be harsh on plating).
• Avoid contact with harsh chemicals: household cleaners, bleach, acetone, and perfumes can dull plating and leave residues on the stone.
• Put the ring on after applying lotions, makeup or hairspray to minimize residue buildup.

Cleaning routine

1. Fill a bowl with warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap.
2. Soak the ring for 5–10 minutes to loosen dirt.
3. Gently brush around the stone and under the setting with a soft-bristled toothbrush.
4. Rinse thoroughly under warm water (use a strainer if concerned about losing the ring down the drain) and dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
5. Lightly polish the plated surface with a jewelry polishing cloth designed for plated finishes — avoid abrasive polishes.

Do’s and don’ts

• Do get the setting and prongs checked by a jeweler annually.
• Do store the ring separately in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box to prevent scratches.
• Don’t use abrasive cleaners, toothpaste, or rough brushes on plated surfaces.
• Don’t assume ultrasonic or steam cleaning is safe — while moissanite itself can tolerate these methods, the plating may be damaged. Avoid ultrasonic/steam for plated jewelry unless the jeweler confirms it is safe.
• If plating shows wear, request professional re-plating to restore the finish.

Style tips — how to wear and pair

• Romantic solitaire — let the heart-shaped purple moissanite be the focal point: wear alone on the ring finger for engagement or statement minimalism.
• Stacking — combine with slim, plain bands (1.5–2.5 mm) in a matching metal tone for a contemporary stacked look. For contrast, add a thin rose-gold or yellow-gold accent band to emphasize the purple hue.
• Bridal set — a contoured or curved wedding band will sit flush with the heart-shaped profile; consider a pavé or plain platinum band depending on how much extra sparkle you want.
• Outfit pairings — white or cool tones (navy, black, silver) make the purple moissanite pop; for evening wear, coordinate with amethyst or sapphire accents for a cohesive color story.
• Everyday styling — keep other jewelry simple (delicate studs and a fine chain) to let the heart shape remain the centerpiece for daily wear.
• Hand and finger tips — delicate, tapered bands lengthen the look of shorter fingers; wider or chunkier bands work well on longer fingers.

If you’d like personalized styling advice (for example: matching wedding bands or stacking combinations), contact the seller with the ring size you plan to wear and any metal preferences.