2ct D, VVS1 Brilliant Round Moissanite Pave

Name: 2ct D, VVS1 Brilliant Round Moissanite Pave
Brand: Jewel Eternal
SKU: 600b04b8e13164a2877bf5a3
Price: 500.0 USD
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*This is for 2ct* I’ve 1.5ct & 3ct in a separate listings. Gorgeous solitaire with a perfect Moissanite 2ct gem (D, VVS1) on a band of solid .925 Silver with Rhodium platinum over it. Gem inscribed with serial # & comes with Gemologist report. Please see my other ring listings for more info on the beautiful gem of Moissanite that has more fire than a diamond! A quality ring that can be passed down generations.

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poshauthentic Do you offer gray moissanite?

Jul 21Reply

missstephlee @quorapartner I don’t have any currently but yes, I can make gray 🙂

Jul 21Reply

ktaylor Would you make this design in platinum or white gold and if so can you tell me your price? Thanks

Dec 14Reply

missstephlee @ktaylor Yes, I can do any of my rings in any metal &/or with other changes too. Posh pricing: 14 Gold/14k White Gold - $1500 Solid Platinum - $2000 You may be interested in checking out my Insta too, it’s linked on my profile here under About Posher.

Dec 15Reply

gelick Hi Steph, I’ve been chatting with you instagram. This is the style of solitaire that I’m looking for. My biggest question is what is .925 sterling with rhodium platinum.

Jan 17Reply

missstephlee @gelick It’s similar to “white gold” in that white gold is just a base of 14k yellow gold with a layer of rhodium platinum over it to give it the shiny silver color. To keep prices lower one can use solid sterling silver as the base and then coat it in a layer of rhodium platinum. The same on the outside for both but silver prices instead of gold prices.

Jan 17Reply

gelick @missstephlee ok so 10k white gold isn’t necessary?

Jan 18Reply

gelick @missstephlee ok so 10k white gold isn’t necessary?

Jan 18Reply

missstephlee @gelick Right. It’s kind of a jewelry marketing scheme that lesser jewelers use to make you think you’re getting gold quality but it’s less than half.

Jan 18Reply

missstephlee @gelick If you still decide you are okay with 10k then I’ll consider making it as long as I’ve told you exactly what it is. But between the 2 I recommend sticking to the precious metals & using sterling silver instead. It’ll cost less and not have any nickel in it (which is a skin irritant).

Jan 18Reply