These women's oval moissanite earrings are set on a solid S925 silver base, offering a sober, chic, and universal design. The oval-cut stone, elegantly set with 4 prongs, catches the light from every angle, delicately enhancing the face. A must-have in any jewelry collection.
Moissanite, with its elongated oval cut, combines brilliance and distinction. 👉 And above all: it passes the diamond tester. A stunning sparkle that makes it a responsible, durable... and visually indistinguishable alternative to a natural diamond.
✔️ Diamond-effect brilliance, elegant oval cut ✔️ Discreet and refined setting for daily wear ✔️ Ethical stones that pass the diamond tester ✔️ Solid S925 silver, hypoallergenic and durable ✔️ Ideal as a gift or as everyday personal jewelry
With their oval silhouette that elongates the earlobe and their pure sparkle, these earrings are a safe choice for anyone looking for discreet yet precious jewelry. Timeless and elegant, they enhance every moment.
Complete your look with a matching moissanite ring or be inspired by our collection of luminous necklaces for a harmonious ensemble.
Not all stone cuts produce the same effect on an earlobe. The oval, elongated on its vertical axis, visually stretches the line of the face where a round stone rounds it out. It is a subtle difference in a photo, but very distinct in a mirror. Those looking for a women's silver earring capable of being worn from the office to an evening out without changing style generally find the best compromise in this cut.
Four prongs are the minimum required to hold an oval stone without enclosing it. The benefit is twofold: the metal covers very little surface area, so the stone receives light from the sides as much as from the top, and the setting remains discreet. On the other hand, the prongs are the only parts that may move over time: regular visual checks avoid unpleasant surprises.
The vocabulary of iced-out jewelry is often confusing, and it is worth being clear. Moissanite is a stone in its own right, silicon carbide, created in a laboratory. It is not a diamond, even when it mimics the look to the point of fooling the eye, and we never present it as such. Cubic zirconia is a third type of stone, different again, more common and more affordable. Lab-grown diamonds, on the other hand, are indeed diamonds, but they are cultivated, not mined: they are never natural.
What people are generally trying to determine with the query moissanite vs. diamond is whether the difference is visible. To the naked eye, on a well-set piece, it is difficult to perceive: moissanite actually disperses light with more colorful fire. An equipped professional, however, makes the distinction without difficulty. We prefer to tell you frankly rather than maintain ambiguity.
This page offers several base materials: 925 silver, 10K gold, 14K gold, and 18K gold. Rhodium-plated 925 silver offers a very neutral white and an excellent price-to-appearance ratio, with the disadvantage of slightly oxidizing over time if not maintained. Gold versions, which are more expensive, do not oxidize and retain their color. A moissanite earring mounted on gold also maintains a better visual balance between the stone and its setting.
| Type | pair of earrings |
|---|---|
| Stated stone | oval-cut moissanite, D-VS1 quality |
| Stated setting | rhodium-plated solid S925 silver, hypoallergenic |
| Base materials available | 925 silver, 10K gold, 14K gold, 18K gold |
| Setting | 4 prongs |
| Clasp | post + secure butterfly back |
| Stated dimensions | 6 x 8 mm stone |
No. It is a distinct stone, created in a laboratory, whose appearance is very close to a diamond. We never present it as a diamond.
925 silver for an excellent price-to-appearance ratio; gold for a piece worn daily over the very long term that will not oxidize.
The stated setting is made of rhodium-plated solid S925 silver, described as hypoallergenic on this page.