NEW 0.7CT 3mm Moissanite Diamonds S925 Silver Matching Wedding White Gold Plated Stackable Rings

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NEW 0.7CT 3mm Moissanite Rings for Women – S925 Silver Matching Wedding Diamonds White Gold Plated Stackable Rings Step up your accessory game with these beautifully designed, high-quality rings. Featuring 0.7CT 3mm Moissanite diamonds, each ring is crafted with S925 silver and coated with white gold for a stunning and durable finish. Perfect for weddings, these stackable rings are a versatile and elegant addition to any jewelry collection.
Moissanite is one of the leading alternatives to conventional mined diamonds, It really is possible to have a luxurious engagement ring of your choice at an affordable price point.
Moissanite is a near colourless lab-created jewel with 2.4 times more fire than diamonds to create plenty of wonderful lustre.
Cheaper than diamonds but with more sparkle, Moissanite is becoming a hugely popular way to put a little glamour into your life.
 
SPECIFICATIONS
Style: TRENDY
Shapepattern: Round
Shape and cutting style: Round Brilliant cut
Setting Type: Prong Setting
Rings Type: Wedding Engagement Rings
Occasion: Occasion: Party, Anniversary, Birthday, Christmas, Valentines Day, Mothers Day
Model Number: XJZ042
Metals Type: Silver
Metal Stamp: 925,Sterling
Material: 925 Sterling Silver + Moissanite
Main Stone: each 0.1ct
Main Stone: Moissanite
Item Weight: 2.5g
Item Type: Rings
Gender: Women
Fine or Fashion: Fine
Cut Grade: Excellent
Color: D color
Clarity Grade: VVS1
70% of millennials will consider a Moissanite Diamond engagement or wedding ring
In the survey among 1,000+ American consumers, aged 21-40 years, across all income ranges with half having household incomes of $50,000 or higher, nearly 70% of consumers said “Yes,” they would consider a Moissanite Diamond for the center stone in an engagement or wedding ring 
if they were shopping or shopping with someone for an engagement or wedding ring. 
That represents an increase of 13 percentage points in only one year, when 57% said the same.