Moissanite 925 Sterling Silver Ring | Gold / 6 101300543345731

How to measure

Accurate sizing ensures a comfortable fit. Use one of the methods below and compare to the quick size chart.

1. Best — Use a professional ring sizer: Visit a jeweler for a precise measurement. This is the most reliable way, especially for engagement or wedding rings.
2. Measure an existing ring: Lay the ring flat and measure the inside diameter (widest point) in millimetres. Use the table below to find the corresponding size.
3. String / paper strip method: Wrap a non-stretch string or narrow strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, measure that length in mm, then use the circumference column in the table to find the size. Tips: measure at the end of the day (fingers are slightly larger), avoid measuring when cold, and measure several times for consistency.
4. Printable sizers: If using a printable chart, ensure printing is at 100% scale (no “fit to page”). Verify scale with a ruler.

Fit notes: The ring should slide over the knuckle but sit snug at the base of the finger. If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for wider bands or if you prefer a looser fit.

Ring size quick chart (common sizes)

Measuring the gemstone

To measure a round center stone, measure the diameter across the widest part. For fancy shapes (oval, pear, emerald), measure both length and width. Approximate round-diamond-equivalent sizes:

• 4.0 mm ≈ 0.25 ct
• 5.0 mm ≈ 0.50 ct
• 6.0 mm ≈ 0.90 ct
• 6.5 mm ≈ 1.00 ct
• 7.0 mm ≈ 1.30 ct
• 8.0 mm ≈ 2.00 ct

Note: These are approximate diameter-to-carat equivalents. Carat is a weight — moissanite density and the cut can alter exact weight vs diameter.

Materials — what this ring is made of

Moissanite (gemstone)

Moissanite is silicon carbide (SiC), most commonly created in a controlled lab for jewelry. Key points:

• Exceptional brilliance and fire (dispersion is higher than diamond, which creates vivid sparkle).
• Very durable for everyday wear — Mohs hardness around 9.25 (resistant to scratches but not indestructible).
• Ethical and sustainable: lab-grown moissanite avoids mining impacts associated with some natural stones.

925 Sterling Silver (band / metal)

“925” indicates sterling silver: 92.5% pure silver alloyed with other metals (commonly copper) to increase strength. Important facts:

• Hallmark: many pieces are stamped ".925" on the inside of the band.
• Bright, reflective finish when polished; may be rhodium-plated on some pieces to increase shine and slow tarnish.
• Silver can tarnish over time due to exposure to air and chemicals — proper care prevents or delays this.
• Generally suitable for sensitive skin, though people with specific metal allergies should check alloy composition.

Model information

Product: Moissanite 925 Sterling Silver Ring — a classic, high‑sparkle ring combining lab-created moissanite with a sterling silver band.

• Gemstone: Lab-created moissanite (cut: typically round brilliant; check product page for exact cut and mm size).
• Metal: 925 Sterling Silver (.925 stamp typical); some models may include rhodium plating for extra brightness.
• Setting: Common options include prong settings (4- or 6-prong) or bezel; confirm on the product listing which setting is used.
• Band: Finish is usually high-polish; band width and exact measurements vary by model — see the product specifications for band width, total weight and available sizes.
• Hallmark & packaging: Look inside the band for the .925 stamp. The item usually ships in protective jewelry packaging — check the listing for included box or pouch.

If you need exact measurements (stone mm, carat-equivalent, band width, weight or SKU), refer to the product specifications or contact the seller for the model-specific data.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

1. Daily care: Remove ring for heavy manual work, cleaning, swimming, or showering. Avoid exposure to household chemicals, bleach, and chlorinated water.
2. Cleaning at home: Mix warm water with a few drops of mild dish soap. Soak for a few minutes, gently brush with a soft toothbrush (around the setting and stone), rinse and dry with a soft lint-free cloth. For silver, a silver polishing cloth restores shine without removing plating.
3. Stubborn tarnish: Use a professional silver polish or a paste of baking soda and water applied gently with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh dips if the piece is plated or has delicate settings — dips can damage plating or loosen stones.
4. Ultrasonic & steam cleaners: Moissanite itself usually tolerates ultrasonic cleaners, but settings can loosen. Use these methods only if you are confident the setting is secure; when in doubt, have a jeweler clean the piece professionally.
5. Rhodium plating & repairs: If the ring is rhodium-plated, plating will wear over time. A jeweler can replate to restore finish. Periodically check prongs and settings; have a jeweler tighten loose stones.
6. Storage: Store the ring separately in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box to avoid scratches and reduce tarnish.

Style Tips

• Classic solitaire look: A solitary moissanite is timeless — perfect as an engagement or statement ring. Let the stone be the focal point with a simple polished band.
• Stacking: Pair with thin sterling silver or contrasting metal bands (rose gold or yellow gold plated) for a modern stacked look. Place a slim band either above or below the ring depending on personal comfort and balance.
• Mixing metals: Silver pairs beautifully with cool tones (navy, gray, black) and contrasts nicely with warm metals for a layered look. Don’t be afraid to mix metals — moissanite’s bright sparkle works with both.
• Occasion styling: For everyday wear, keep other rings minimal. For evening or formal wear, add a textured or pavé band for extra sparkle.
• Finger/hand considerations: Narrow bands lengthen the appearance of shorter fingers; wider bands suit longer fingers. If unsure, try virtual or in‑store fittings to see proportions.