The Regency is an old European style engagement ring designed in 14K White Gold 6.5mm (1CT) Round Brilliant Cut Moissanite  with a double halo and side scrolls.  No wedding band necessary here. 

Moissanite is a diamond simulant made of silicon carbide. A diamond simulant is a stone that has a similar appearance to a diamond, but is not a real diamond. It is very difficult to tell apart a diamond & moissanite, making moissanite a common diamond alternative. 

• Metals Type: 14K White Gold (no plating)
• Metal Stamp: 14K
• Certificate: YES
• Main Stone: 6.5mm Moissanite (= 1CT)
  
• Setting Type: 4 Prong Setting
• Cut: Round Brilliant Cut
  
• Color:  F
  
• Sizes: 4-9.5
  

• Ships in 15-20 business days (made to order) from USA
  
• Free Shipping Worldwide
• Gift Box
• Forever Warranted
• Layaway Payment Plan Available

Moissanite was originally discovered in a meteor crater in 1893 by scientist Henri Moissan. He mistakenly believed the crystals he found were diamonds. Naturally occurring moissanite is extremely rare. Because of this, most of the moissanite on the market is lab grown. It can take 2-3 months to create a single moissanite stone in a lab.

Most people cannot tell the difference between moissanite and diamonds. The GIA has even said that moissanite is “much closer to diamond in overall appearance and heft than any previous diamond imitation.”

One way to tell apart moissanite from diamond is to examine the stone’s brilliance and fire. Moissanite has more fire and brilliance than diamond – it isn’t as noticeable in smaller stones, but in stones over 5mm, it’s much more noticeable. Moissanite is known for its “disco ball” effect because rainbow light quickly flashes around the gem. However, looking at a stone’s fire and brilliance isn’t always a reliable way to differentiate the two because an expertly cut diamond will also have lots of fire and brilliance.