Moissanite Bridal Sets

What comes in a moissanite bridal set?

Most sets are two rings: the engagement ring and one wedding band. A trio, like our cushion-cut double halo set, adds a second band. The product page lists exactly what ships, so check it before you order.

Why buy a bridal set instead of two separate rings?

Fit, mostly. A band made for the engagement ring follows its shape. With a pear, marquise or halo setting, a straight band bought on its own often leaves a visible gap or rubs against the stones. In a set the two rings are designed to sit tight together, and you only pick a ring size once. It also settles the "does this match?" question before your wedding day instead of after.

If you want to start from a ring and add a band later, browse our engagement rings and wedding bands separately.

Moissanite: what to know before you buy

Hardness: moissanite rates 9.25 on the Mohs scale. Diamond is 10. That is hard enough for everyday wear, including a ring you never take off.

Sparkle: it has a higher refractive index than diamond (about 2.65 to 2.69, against 2.42), so it throws more rainbow flashes. Most people love that. A few find it busy in direct sunlight, so look at the photos and videos on the product page before you decide.

Origin: the moissanite used in jewelry is grown in a lab, because natural moissanite is extremely rare.

Price: it costs a small fraction of a diamond of the same size, which is why a set like this can carry a larger center stone.

Moissanite bridal sets by shape

The shape of the center stone changes the look more than anything else, so start here.

Round: the most sparkle per carat, and it works with almost any band. Our round sets include solitaire, milgrain and bezel designs.

Pear: it makes fingers look longer. The tip is the weak point of the stone, so look for a prong that protects it. We have several pear sets with halo and cluster details.

Radiant: a rectangle with clipped corners. It sparkles more than an emerald cut of the same size. Our radiant sets include a curved band and a split shank halo.

Marquise: it looks bigger than its carat weight because of its length. Both points need prongs. We carry a classic marquise set and a hidden halo version.

Princess: sharp square lines. The corners are where chips happen, so check that they are covered by prongs. Ours is a three stone set.

Asscher: a square step cut that looks like a hall of mirrors rather than a burst of sparkle. It suits someone who wants a less common look. Ours is a three stone set.

Cushion: a soft square with rounded corners. Our cushion set is a trio with a double halo.

Halo, three stone or solitaire: choosing a setting

A halo circles the center stone with small stones and makes it look larger. A hidden halo puts those small stones under the center stone, so you only see them from the side. A three stone setting looks more structured and balanced.

A solitaire or bezel set ring is the simplest option. A bezel wraps the stone in metal, so nothing catches on sleeves or gloves, which suits anyone with a hands-on job. A curved band wraps around the center stone so the two rings stack without a gap.

Gold or silver: which metal for your wedding ring set

Our sets are made in 10K, 14K and 18K gold (yellow, white or rose) and in 925 sterling silver. The pieces are anti-tarnish and hypoallergenic.

10K gold: the hardest and the lowest priced of the three. A good pick for a ring you will wear daily.

14K gold: the usual middle choice, with a richer color than 10K and still plenty durable.

18K gold: the deepest color, but softer, so it picks up scratches sooner.

925 sterling silver: the lowest price. A sensible choice if you want a particular style now and plan to upgrade the metal later.

Caring for your moissanite ring set

Soak the rings in warm water with a little dish soap, then brush gently under the stone with a soft toothbrush. Rinse and dry with a lint-free cloth. Moissanite does not cloud or fade with age, but lotion and skin oils build up under the stone and dull it, so a monthly clean keeps it bright. Have a jeweler check the prongs once a year.

Ordering, shipping and returns

Every bridal set is made to order in your ring size and metal, so production takes 10 to 12 business days before it ships. Delivery is usually 5 to 7 days after that, which puts most orders at about three weeks door to door. If you are ordering for a proposal or a wedding date, count back from that date and leave a buffer.

Shipping is free to the USA, Canada, Europe and several other countries. The shipping policy has the full list. Each order is insured for its full purchase price and needs a signature on delivery. We cannot ship to PO boxes, so use an address where someone can sign.

Non-custom pieces can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Email us for approval first. A 20% restocking and shipping fee applies, and you pay the return shipping. Sale items and custom or personalized pieces cannot be returned for a refund. The full terms are in our refund policy.

Moissanite bridal set FAQ

Is a moissanite bridal set a good choice?

It is a good choice if you want a bigger-looking ring for the money and you like a lot of sparkle. The trade-off is that moissanite flashes more colored light than a diamond, so the look is not identical.

Does moissanite look like a diamond?

From a normal distance, yes. Up close and side by side, moissanite shows more rainbow flashes. Check the photos and videos on each product page to see how a stone looks in different light.

How big is a 1.5 ct moissanite?

Moissanite is sold by diamond-equivalent weight, because it is slightly lighter than diamond. A 1.5 ct round moissanite measures about 7.4 mm across, close to a 1.5 ct diamond.

Can I wear the engagement ring without the band?

Yes. Most people wear the engagement ring alone until the wedding and add the band afterward. The rings are made to fit together but work on their own.

Will moissanite scratch or get cloudy?

Moissanite resists scratching well and does not lose its brilliance over time. When it looks dull, it is almost always dirt or oil on the surface, and a quick clean fixes it.

Which is better for a bridal set, 10K, 14K or 18K gold?

For daily wear, 10K or 14K. Both hold up well. Choose 18K if you want the richest color and are happy to polish out the occasional scratch.

How long does a bridal set take to arrive?

Each set is made to order, which takes processing time of 5 to 7 days. Shipping then usually takes 10 to 12 business days, so plan on about three weeks from the day you order.

Is shipping free to the USA?

Yes. Shipping is free and insured for the full purchase price, and a signature is required on delivery. We cannot ship to PO boxes.

Can I return a bridal set?

Non-custom pieces can be returned within 30 days of delivery, less a 30% restocking and shipping fee. Sale items and custom or personalized pieces cannot be returned for a refund. Email us before sending anything back.

Can I get a custom moissanite bridal set?

Yes. If you have a design in mind or want a different stone shape or metal, start on our custom jewelry page.