Cubic zirconia, and it’s counterpart Moissanite, are simulant diamonds which were made to have similar characteristics of a real diamond. They are a silicon carbide. The Cubic Zirconia is part of the zirconium dioxide family. As we have stated in our past blogs, both are very durable gems, however both simulants have way too much dispersion which gives off too much sparkle or color. This causes it to actually not look like a real diamond. Simulant diamonds sell for much less money than a real diamond, enhanced or non enhanced.
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