Crescent Moon Moissanite Necklace | 925 Sterling Silver
Crescent Moon Moissanite Necklace | 925 Sterling Silver
A crescent moon drawn in silver with a single stone at its centre. Small, and best worn close to the throat. Rhodium over solid sterling silver.
- A crescent moon drawn in silver with a single stone at its centre.
- Small, and best worn close to the throat.
- Chain 40cm, with a 5cm adjuster at the clasp.
- Curve set to sit flat against the collarbone.
- Rhodium plated over solid 925 sterling silver.
- Ships with the GRA certificate card for the moissanite.
Metal: solid 925 sterling silver (92.5% silver), rhodium plated.
Finish: rhodium, applied over solid sterling silver. The white tone comes from the plating, not from the silver itself.
Also available: this design can be made with an 18K gold plated finish on request.
To keep the finish looking its best, keep the piece dry and store it separately.
Country of origin: China.
Certificate: each piece ships with its GRA certificate card for the moissanite, carrying the stone's details and a certificate number. Keep it with the piece.
Stone type: moissanite, a gemstone in its own right, disclosed as moissanite and not sold as any other stone.
Dispatched within 48 hours (2 business days) from our Guangzhou fulfilment partner. Standard delivery to Australia 7-12 business days; express 4-7 business days. Free standard shipping on AU orders over A$150. Standard shipping A$10; express A$15. Rates and full terms: /policies/shipping-policy.
Fasten the chain before you put the necklace away, so it does not tangle. Keep it away from perfume and chlorine, and wipe it with a soft dry cloth. Avoid polishing compounds, which wear the plating down. Lay it flat or hang it rather than coiling it tightly. Sterling silver will darken naturally over time; the plating slows this.
Composition
Laboratory-grown stones are the same mineral, with the same chemical formula and the same crystal structure, as their mined counterparts. Moissanite is silicon carbide (SiC) — a different mineral, never described as diamond.
How it is grown
Our laboratory-grown corundum and spinel are grown by flame fusion (Verneuil) and crystal pulling (Czochralski). Diamonds are grown by HPHT or CVD; the growth process for your stone is stated on its IGI report. A coloured diamond's colour can arise during growth or from a post-growth treatment — where IGI's report for a stone notes indications of post-growth treatment, we state it on this page. Emerald is grown by flux or hydrothermal growth.
No fillers
Our coloured stones contain no lead glass and no other filler or bonding agent. Our emeralds are not clarity-enhanced with oil or resin.
Certificates
Laboratory-grown diamonds are issued with a grading report from IGI. A report from AGL — Antwerp Gemological Laboratory — is available for coloured stones. The report that comes with your piece is named on its product page. An order that includes a coloured-stone certificate takes 2–3 days longer to dispatch, because that certificate is issued after you order.
Finish and durability
Rhodium or 18K gold surface layer over 925 sterling silver. Both finishes have passed human sweat testing carried out by our supplier, and both are made for long-term, everyday wear. If a finish needs refreshing within two years of purchase, re-plating is free.
Material & Care
Made in 925 sterling silver with a rhodium or 18K gold surface layer, chosen with sensitive skin in mind. Stones are laboratory-grown, so small variations in shape and tone are part of each piece.
Shipping & Delivery
Dispatched within 48 hours (2 business days) from our Guangzhou atelier. Laboratory-grown diamonds are made to order, so allow 7–10 days before dispatch. Standard delivery to Australia 7–12 business days; express 4–7 business days. Free standard shipping on AU orders over A$150. Any order that includes a coloured-stone certificate takes 2–3 days longer to dispatch, because that certificate is issued after you order.
Returns
14-day voluntary returns, plus your rights under the Australian Consumer Law which cannot be excluded.