Does this pass a diamond tester?
Yes. It passes professional handheld diamond tester machines, the same ones jewelers use to check stones.
What's this made of?
925 sterling silver, finished with gold plating. You get the warm gold look with real silver durability underneath.
How do I know it's not fake?
Every pair is checked with a professional diamond tester before it ships. That's the same check jewelers use to verify a stone on the spot.
Shipping & returns
We ship your order same day if you place it before 5PM CST. Returns: 14 days on unworn items in original condition.
What's actually in the setting
No survey stats, just what's physically true about this piece.
Wear it close. Let them look. Say nothing.
Wear these up close, in photos, in real life, and don't think twice about it.
Prongs block light. Ours don't.
7 stones, 58-facet round brilliant cut, hand-set into an open setting. This is about how the stones are set, not any specific brand.
Heavy Center Prongs
- Prongs sit directly over the stone's table, blocking light entry
- Shadowed dead zones between stones kill overall brilliance
- Bulkier metal reads as trying to hide a smaller stone
Open, Prong-Minimal Setting
- No center prongs blocking the stones' tables
- Each of the 7 stones exposed for maximum light entry and return
- All 7 hand-set, 58-facet round brilliant cut, the facet count built for peak light performance
Often paired with
925 Silver Tennis Bracelet
Matching hand-set stones, same open-setting build.
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From the setting to the pass
No Prongs in the Middle
Cheap cluster earrings bury their stones under a thick center prong. Ours don't. All 7 stones sit open, so light hits them from every side instead of getting blocked.
Why That Matters for the Test
A diamond tester reads how a stone handles heat. With more of each stone exposed instead of covered by metal, the reading comes back clean, and that's part of why this setting passes.
Not all moissanite is set the same
This isn't just us vs. a mined diamond. It's us vs. how most moissanite gets sold.
| Feature | Mined Diamond | Typical Moissanite | Moissanite Moe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passes diamond tester | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Setting style | Usually pronged | Often heavy-pronged, blocks light | Open, no center prongs |
| Facet cut | Varies | Varies | 58-facet round brilliant, every stone |
| Stone setting | Varies | Often machine-set | Hand-set |
| Price | $800–$1,500+ | $60–$150 typical | $49.99 |
Care guide
Do's
- Store in the provided pouch when not worn
- Wipe gently with a soft cloth after each wear
- Clean it if it gets wet or exposed to lotion or perfume
Don'ts
- For maximum shine, don't wear in the shower, while swimming, or while sleeping
- If you do, just clean it after
Answers to your questions
Same sparkle and the same tester-pass result. The difference is origin and certification, which is exactly why the price is so much lower.
925 sterling silver is generally well-tolerated by sensitive ears.
The 0.884ct pair is 7mm wide. The 1.174ct pair is a larger cluster face for more presence. Both pass the same tester standard.
Orders ship same day if placed before 5PM CST, and typically arrive within a couple of days for U.S. addresses.