Moissanite can trace its origins to particles derived from a meteorite which crashed into the Arizona desert fifty thousand years ago.

In 1893 French chemist and Nobel prize-winner, Dr Henri Moissan discovered samples from the meteor crater.  The extraordinary sparkle from the geological samples were a revelation which Dr Moissan determined as a new mineral, Silicon Carbide (SiC). The mineral form of Silicon Carbide was named Moissanite in honor of Dr Moissan.

Moissanite in its natural form is too rare and too small for use in jewelry purposes. However, one century later, through a combination of science, technology, and master gem cutting, created Moissanite became available for fine jewelry.

In the last 20 years, Moissanite has become popular throughout the world for jewelry lovers.

Now with our further development, Everyone Can Shine.