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Moissanite pendants, say what? This naturally-occurring silicon carbide has a tough to pronounce name, but it’s also really rare and unforgettable once you know. The diamond-like substance was first discovered in 1893 by French scientist Henri Moissan, thus its moniker. Moissanite is one of the hardest-known substances on Earth, ranking just below diamonds in durability. With its bright appearance, moissanite makes a lovely stone for an engagement ring. People say the now lab-created stone is more fiery; in other words, your ring will sparkle like no other! Plus, moissanite is conflict-free since it is man-made, thus the environmental impact is low. You can see why moissanite engagement rings are so popular. Plus, the beautiful gem is less expensive than diamond, which means you can get a bigger stone. And there’s nothing wrong with that! Any ring you’re dreaming of comes in a moissanite variety. Read on to discover the many beautiful baubles just waiting to adorn your hand, from vintage-style designs to solitaire, oval, round, emerald and asscher cut rings.