@@FireandBrilliance Hello, can the people who cut and shape the moissanites not do the DR (Double Refraction) as that easily separates it from a real diamond which has (SR) Single Refraction. We are not doing it here in Norway but why are the cutters still doing the Double Refraction. People who can't afford diamonds, we don't want to make them feel embarrassed. Food for thought. Director Faceting & Cutting, Antwerp Area, Belgium.
Thanks for this concise explanation, answering all of my questions succinctly and some l had not thought of yet.This mineral was new to me Respect from UK
I appreciate the knowledge! I get fairly upset if things I buy and hype up in my mind end up being disappointing. Of course that can still happen, but this should help me out.
Really like you as a presenter. One quibble. Moissanite is named after Nobel Laureate Dr. Henri Moissan. Generally, names are not translated. In English, as in French, a single "s" can be pronounced with a zed sound OR with a sibilant sss sound, depending. A name like Moissan--outside of the USA, it appears-- is always pronounced the French way: Moissan, as if it had three s's. There. Thanks.That's off my chest. Now. The Fab Coloured Moissanite segment is interesting and, as always, very good, and detailed. Would you, however, do another segment, with emphasis on EACH colour of moissanite, each separately with different gradations of colour from lightest to darkest, please? For me, brown moissanite is of greatest interest, but I would like to see options. Perhaps an explanation as to why obviously *yellow* appearing stones are catagorised as *brown* could be mentioned? AND, if possible, either in the same tutorial or in a separate one if you'd rather, would you display each colour variation in an array of different CUTS-- as many as you have to show? I've seen these two ideas in action on other sites. I appreciate your channel more than most others. Even so, seeing colour and cut gradations would be a huge factor in determining as to WHERE I purchase stones, considering the disparity in the dollar values between Canadian and US currency. You, personally, are great, and yours is one of the very few-- well, two-- cut gemstone channels to which I subscribe. I hope that you'll do as I suggest. Your other viewers might appreciate your efforts as much as I would. Thank you for your attention. Happy New Year, 2024.
Thank you! Very informative and helpful. I always wanted a ring with a black stone, but most stones like onyx are too soft. It's good to know I can get a moissanite stone that's black. I don't mind heat treatment or irradiation, but I don't want stones with any other treatment (unless I have the money for an emerald, then I'd keep it treated with oil as I know that's routine).
Do you plan to sell the grey stones? I don’t see them on your website. Also are you limited on the size of the stones? The size of stones seems a bit smaller. 🙂
I have learnt a lot from you in a short time. Am importing gemstone jewellery from India and needed some education before I spent any money. Thank you.
we just bought our moissanite for marriage ring .mine colour less moissanite .which is clear and i love it .my fiance choose light grey .both round cut 2carat .the luster the fire !!! we love it so much 🤍
Hi I have a Persian blue Moissanite that is coated and a yellow Moissanite also green Moissanite, all it coated . Will they fade if I wear them often???? Thanks for your video’s
I would like a vivid pink (Diamond color). Could the color coating be made permanent by using an ion implanter (used in the semiconductor industry) to apply it below the surface of the jewel?
I have a 2 carat black diamond ring and a 2 carat moissanite ring. I love tricking people with the moissy if some nosey person says "That's not a real diamond." I then tell them "Yes, you're right. It's a moissanite. The black stone is the diamond!"
I don't believe in this conversation, because my style is Urban/Hip Hop, but I'm going to have a lab created emerald kermit the frog pendant created, so i'm excited about that, and I'm actually designing it myself. I love gemstones altogether.
thank u , i want permanent color in the pink n purple n orange ,choclate, i got a pair of pink diamond earring n thn found out after i got coated n id thou they was htpt cause thats does not change , i hate that cause i paid high for fake color that will come off they said
I love Ayala pearls and Rocky and Ali for the wonderful videos of shocking questions they're the best in all the entire world I never knew in my entire life and I owe so many pearls thousands of them given to me by grandmother who's Hebrew I never knew how they grow the pearls until I saw the other video of this Pearl story wow that's so amazing to watch and I liked it cuz they open the Pearl the oyster implanted with something but they don't kill it but I love the most when they kill the oysters I feel sad
I am aiming to get red moissanite..even if it fades over time it will still be moissanite and will still shone as one.eventually may turn white which is fine 🙂
Hello Michael! Thank you for the valuable information, it’s a pity I didn’t know about it a couple of days ago, as I already bought a ring and earrings with green moissanite. I don’t get a sensible answer from the seller, is it possible somehow to check/understand now whether the stone itself is painted or is it its original color???
It's hard to say since we do not know the original source. A reputable moissanite jeweler should be able to give you a straight answer. Otherwise, it may be best to ask your jeweler to confirm with their moissanite supplier. Good luck!
i saw a moissanite seller soaking moissanite jewelery in water. The coated ones tint the water the coated color. If you didn't want to totally go for it, I suppose you could saturate a q-tip and hold it to the stone to see if any color lifts.
Thank you Michael. I’ve seen black diamond but not Moissanite. Thank you for this video. I own a one carat D Moissanite, among my collection of stones. Many of my stones are rough, I like the character of rough stones as they are unique. Stay safe. 👍 from Wales 🏴.
@@cathrynharrison4734 - Don’t trust eBay sellers unless you know they ate 100% legit. I got mine in a house clearing sale, it had the original paperwork with it and I tested it with “the Wand of truth” aka a diamond test pen which tests the electrical conductivity of a stone. If you see a Moissanite for sale on eBay for £5 for example, then it’s probably Cubic Zirconia. Going rate for a 1 carat Moissanite is near to £60. Buying online is risky as you can only see the stone once you get it, then if it’s not as described you have to send it back for a refund. Thrift stores are a good source, however during the pandemic, when they were open, you couldn’t actually examine the stone there and then. Good luck.
Thank you......... i know a good one will not e dirt cheap i did buy ne form India and it actually turne d out to be a beautiful stone it was a risk as it was notdirt cheap but it was excelleant
What can you expect the average price for a colored moissanite would be ? What color if it's coated would fade to say the six colors Blue - Yellow - Green - Brown - Black - Gray ? Would it be like the color of White ?
The colors u mentioned are cheaper than the white Moissanite. In my opinion the most expensive is pink and purple. I have yet to see red. Prices very where u look. I bought a clear 2.5 ct Moissanite on Etsy for $300 and a blue 1ct Moissanite for $20 on Etsy. Then I got a near white 2.8 ct Moissanite from eBay for $5 and a brown 9.8 ct from eBay for $10.
When I saw this video name the story of the Pearl that's the one that I'm talking about that they open the oyster take out the Pearl and implant another one and then they save it they don't kill it which is a blessing bless them for caring for animals
Because I too love mammals from the ocean no matter what they are the ugliest and the prettiest it's amazing to watch God is so amazing to invent it all of us and all the creatures from the heavens the earth and the sea and who knows if he did something about aliens I don't know it's not written in the Bible which I can't judge about dinosaurs and all that stuff I don't know because it's not in the Bible also God must have out there so bored to death inventing so many things until he end up coming up inventing the human being which is the worst s*** he ever did
The light green is perfect if you love emeralds. The actual sparkle is fantastic.
"If it wasn't safe, the industry wouldn't do it" ....🤣
LOL
Sharpwit 😁
🤣🤣 That's a good one, cookie!
Gray moissanite looks stunning!,
Excellent! I concur!
Brilliant summary of gemstone color information! Thanks regarding the moissanite, that’s exactly what I was looking for!!!!
I'm glad that you liked it. :)
@@FireandBrilliance Hello, can the people who cut and shape the moissanites not do the DR (Double Refraction) as that easily separates it from a real diamond which has (SR) Single Refraction.
We are not doing it here in Norway but why are the cutters still doing the Double Refraction. People who can't afford diamonds, we don't want to make them feel embarrassed. Food for thought.
Director Faceting & Cutting,
Antwerp Area,
Belgium.
@@muneebhassan8236 Laser inscription being absent the water test or glass scratch are inadequate?A jeweller with a loop isn't enough?
Just curious
Grey is so perfect to me. Thank you!
Very helpful information! Thank you!
Thanks for this concise explanation, answering all of my questions succinctly and some l had not thought of yet.This mineral was new to me
Respect from UK
I appreciate the knowledge! I get fairly upset if things I buy and hype up in my mind end up being disappointing. Of course that can still happen, but this should help me out.
Wow cool info now I know how some of these germs gets their colors. Thanks
Really like you as a presenter.
One quibble. Moissanite is named after Nobel Laureate Dr. Henri Moissan. Generally, names are not translated. In English, as in French, a single "s" can be pronounced with a zed sound OR with a sibilant sss sound, depending.
A name like Moissan--outside of the USA, it appears-- is always pronounced the French way: Moissan, as if it had three s's. There. Thanks.That's off my chest.
Now. The Fab Coloured Moissanite segment is interesting and, as always, very good, and detailed.
Would you, however, do another segment, with emphasis on EACH colour of moissanite, each separately with different gradations of colour from lightest to darkest, please? For me, brown moissanite is of greatest interest, but I would like to see options. Perhaps an explanation as to why obviously *yellow* appearing stones are catagorised as *brown* could be mentioned?
AND, if possible, either in the same tutorial or in a separate one if you'd rather, would you display each colour variation in an array of different CUTS-- as many as you have to show?
I've seen these two ideas in action on other sites. I appreciate your channel more than most others. Even so, seeing colour and cut gradations would be a huge factor in determining as to WHERE I purchase stones, considering the disparity in the dollar values between Canadian and US currency.
You, personally, are great, and yours is one of the very few-- well, two-- cut gemstone channels to which I subscribe.
I hope that you'll do as I suggest. Your other viewers might appreciate your efforts as much as I would.
Thank you for your attention. Happy New Year, 2024.
This was SO helpful, thank you!
Yay! Glad you got some value out of it! Let me know if you have anymore questions! 🙏🏼
Thank you for the info on Moissanite!
excellent, informative video.
I've been wanting a steely gray moissie with great rainbow dispersion.
Good choice! Reach out to us anytime when you're ready. fireandbrilliance.com/pages/inquire-with-f-b
Thank you! Very informative and helpful. I always wanted a ring with a black stone, but most stones like onyx are too soft. It's good to know I can get a moissanite stone that's black. I don't mind heat treatment or irradiation, but I don't want stones with any other treatment (unless I have the money for an emerald, then I'd keep it treated with oil as I know that's routine).
I want to go to your store so i can see different cuts and colors in person. it’s so hard to decide in line
Do you plan to sell the grey stones? I don’t see them on your website. Also are you limited on the size of the stones? The size of stones seems a bit smaller. 🙂
Beautiful
I have learnt a lot from you in a short time. Am importing gemstone jewellery from India and needed some education before I spent any money. Thank you.
we just bought our moissanite for marriage ring .mine colour less moissanite .which is clear and i love it .my fiance choose light grey .both round cut 2carat .the luster the fire !!! we love it so much 🤍
Wishing you well 😁
How long do the colored coatings stay true?
Mike do you know the average cost per carat for Mossainaite
Very informative
what about red moissantite? any information about it?
Oh man wish u has seen this video before I went and bought all these diffrent colour moissanite rings 😅 nice video thanks 😊 👍🏾
Green teal are beautiful
just curious sir handsome ☺ how do you induce color in moissanite in lab process (not during/already faceted) thank you in advanced! 😊 God bless!
Light to medium pink please
Hi I have a Persian blue Moissanite that is coated and a yellow Moissanite also green Moissanite, all it coated . Will they fade if I wear them often???? Thanks for your video’s
I would like a vivid pink (Diamond color). Could the color coating be made permanent by using an ion implanter (used in the semiconductor industry) to apply it below the surface of the jewel?
Thank u 🙂
Is there a tanzanite alternative that’s harder on the Mohs scale?
Green one are beautiful
Could you tell me if I choice is between a goshenite and a moissanite which would be a better choice
I have a beautiful 3ct emerald natural diamond…I also have 6ct Moissanite studs. I wear them together and they look beautiful. I love them both.
I have a 2 carat black diamond ring and a 2 carat moissanite ring. I love tricking people with the moissy if some nosey person says "That's not a real diamond." I then tell them "Yes, you're right. It's a moissanite. The black stone is the diamond!"
I don't believe in this conversation, because my style is Urban/Hip Hop, but I'm going to have a lab created emerald kermit the frog pendant created, so i'm excited about that, and I'm actually designing it myself. I love gemstones altogether.
And I thought 1ct studs looked too big on me 😄
thank u , i want permanent color in the pink n purple n orange ,choclate, i got a pair of pink diamond earring n thn found out after i got coated n id thou they was htpt cause thats does not change , i hate that cause i paid high for fake color that will come off they said
I love Ayala pearls and Rocky and Ali for the wonderful videos of shocking questions they're the best in all the entire world I never knew in my entire life and I owe so many pearls thousands of them given to me by grandmother who's Hebrew I never knew how they grow the pearls until I saw the other video of this Pearl story wow that's so amazing to watch and I liked it cuz they open the Pearl the oyster implanted with something but they don't kill it but I love the most when they kill the oysters I feel sad
I am aiming to get red moissanite..even if it fades over time it will still be moissanite and will still shone as one.eventually may turn white which is fine 🙂
You are awesome
Do you recommend an eBay seller of Blue Moissanites?
Hi, you mean temporary than how long is that temporary? Bc i bought a red moissanite 😅
Hello Michael! Thank you for the valuable information, it’s a pity I didn’t know about it a couple of days ago, as I already bought a ring and earrings with green moissanite. I don’t get a sensible answer from the seller, is it possible somehow to check/understand now whether the stone itself is painted or is it its original color???
It's hard to say since we do not know the original source. A reputable moissanite jeweler should be able to give you a straight answer. Otherwise, it may be best to ask your jeweler to confirm with their moissanite supplier. Good luck!
i saw a moissanite seller soaking moissanite jewelery in water. The coated ones tint the water the coated color.
If you didn't want to totally go for it, I suppose you could saturate a q-tip and hold it to the stone to see if any color lifts.
I ove Moissanite and lve it in lder cuts ......... Rose and Old European look quite fantastic and I will surce a great big one as soon as I can
Thank you Michael. I’ve seen black diamond but not Moissanite. Thank you for this video. I own a one carat D Moissanite, among my collection of stones. Many of my stones are rough, I like the character of rough stones as they are unique. Stay safe. 👍 from Wales 🏴.
I am in Wales too not seen many Moissanite in stores where are you finding yours? Ebey?
@@cathrynharrison4734 - Don’t trust eBay sellers unless you know they ate 100% legit. I got mine in a house clearing sale, it had the original paperwork with it and I tested it with “the Wand of truth” aka a diamond test pen which tests the electrical conductivity of a stone. If you see a Moissanite for sale on eBay for £5 for example, then it’s probably Cubic Zirconia. Going rate for a 1 carat Moissanite is near to £60. Buying online is risky as you can only see the stone once you get it, then if it’s not as described you have to send it back for a refund. Thrift stores are a good source, however during the pandemic, when they were open, you couldn’t actually examine the stone there and then. Good luck.
Thank you......... i know a good one will not e dirt cheap i did buy ne form India and it actually turne d out to be a beautiful stone it was a risk as it was notdirt cheap but it was excelleant
@@cathrynharrison4734 as a rule of thumb you get what you pay for. On eBay always check the sellers reviews.
@@rogerhargreaves2272 h I do I've been using ebey for almost 20 years
2:49 Deep Green & Vivid Yellow Moisssanite
What can you expect the average price for a colored moissanite would be ? What color if it's coated would fade to say the six colors Blue - Yellow - Green - Brown - Black - Gray ? Would it be like the color of White ?
The colors u mentioned are cheaper than the white Moissanite. In my opinion the most expensive is pink and purple. I have yet to see red. Prices very where u look. I bought a clear 2.5 ct Moissanite on Etsy for $300 and a blue 1ct Moissanite for $20 on Etsy. Then I got a near white 2.8 ct Moissanite from eBay for $5 and a brown 9.8 ct from eBay for $10.
On aliexpress you can buy 2 k for 60 too 80 dolars 8 mm stone
How long, on average, do the temporary coated colours last?
I was wondering this most relevant question. Stay fit sharpwit..
Moissanite diamond 💎 sparkles ✨ nice. So. Why buy a real diamond?.
When I saw this video name the story of the Pearl that's the one that I'm talking about that they open the oyster take out the Pearl and implant another one and then they save it they don't kill it which is a blessing bless them for caring for animals
They're so beautiful, but if you want a natural colored stone, search for unheated natural gems.
buy it at a cheap price, because the quality of moissanite is not eternal, and have its beauty for several years
Because I too love mammals from the ocean no matter what they are the ugliest and the prettiest it's amazing to watch God is so amazing to invent it all of us and all the creatures from the heavens the earth and the sea and who knows if he did something about aliens I don't know it's not written in the Bible which I can't judge about dinosaurs and all that stuff I don't know because it's not in the Bible also God must have out there so bored to death inventing so many things until he end up coming up inventing the human being which is the worst s*** he ever did
What does this rambling rant have to do with moissenite?
@@hazelroseblessing 😂😂😂😂😂
Hell this got to do with the video 😂😂