One of one
- PieceNo. 1 of 1
- MadeBy hand
- DesignSAV by Ownly Club
- ListedNov 2026
The stone that arrived in a meteorite
In 1893 Henri Moissan was picking through the Canyon Diablo crater in Arizona, where a meteorite had come down some fifty thousand years earlier, and found crystals he was certain were diamond. They were not. They were silicon carbide, a mineral nobody had recorded, and it was named after him.
Natural moissanite is so rare that almost none of it is ever worn. What you wear is grown. It throws more fire than diamond does, which is why this necklace catches light across a room while the uncut polki beside it only glows.
Two lines of it, set by hand, pale yellow stones between.
The piece
- MaterialsBrass base, gold-tone polish
- StonesMoissanite, pale yellow polki-style uncut stones
- TechniqueHand-set, double line
- IncludesNecklace
What this is
- Imitation, and we say soNo solid gold, no mined diamond. Plated metal and set stones.
- Set by handWired, set and closed one piece at a time
- 15-day returns, free home pickupIf it is not quite you, send it back
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