

Six-Prong Moissanite Solitaire Engagement Ring | 1ct DEW Round 6.5mm | 925 Silver
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A round brilliant moissanite held high in a classic six-prong head — the most light-forgiving way to set a solitaire, because six claws cradle the girdle without crowding the crown, so the stone reads larger and catches more fire from every angle. This is the engagement-ring silhouette that never dates, equally at home as a proposal ring or a self-purchase milestone piece. In the photo the center stone is a colorless round brilliant, set in a high six-prong basket on a polished, knife-edge-tapered band of rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver. The band narrows toward the shoulders so the eye lands on the stone, then sweeps into a comfortable rounded shank for everyday wear. The metal carries a bright white-gold-look finish with clean, even prong tips and no plating breaks where the claws meet the stone. Expert take: a six-prong (vs four-prong) setting is the safer pick if you wear your ring daily — the redundant claws mean a single snagged prong won't risk the stone, and the taller basket lets more light enter the pavilion for brighter return. The 6.5mm center reads close to a 1ct natural diamond on the hand. The moissanite center is graded DEF colorless with VVS clarity. Its refractive index of 2.65 outpaces a diamond's 2.42, and at 9.25 on the Mohs scale it resists daily scratching. Choose your center color — White (colorless), Pink, Yellow, or Blue — across ring sizes 4.5 to 8.5. Specs: 1ct DEW (6.5mm) round brilliant moissanite | DEF color, VVS clarity | refractive index 2.65 | 9.25 Mohs | six-prong head | rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver.
| Stone Type | Moissanite |
| Stone Shape | Round |
| Color Grade | D (Colorless) |
| Clarity Grade | VVS |
| Cut Grade | Excellent |
| Mohs Hardness | 9.25 |
| Metal Purity | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Setting | Prong |
| Design Features | Cathedral |
| Style | Classic |
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