Moissanite Cuban Rings

Moissanite Cuban Rings

A moissanite cuban link ring takes the chain everyone recognizes and wraps it around your finger, where people actually notice it. The famous interlocking link gets shrunk down and set into a band, then flooded with prong-set moissanite so it throws light with every gesture. That's the appeal. You get the look of an expensive diamond ring on your hand, minus the jeweler's price tag, because moissanite carries the same clear, colorless sparkle for a lot less. If a moissanite statement ring has been on your list but the diamond versions scared you off, start here. Pull up your size and take a look.

On your hand, the details read differently than they do on a chain. The prong setting matters most here, because each stone stands up on its own tiny mount and grabs light from the sides as you move, so an iced out cuban ring never looks like a flat sticker of glitter. Moissanite's grade is doing quiet work too. A VVS cuban ring hides its inclusions well enough that nobody's clocking them across a table, and the D-color range keeps the stones looking white instead of faintly yellow. Comfort is the other half. A moissanite cuban band runs chunkier than a plain ring, but the gold vermeil over 925 sterling silver keeps it wearable all day without a solid-gold invoice.

Metal is a quick call. A gold moissanite ring here means gold vermeil in warm yellow, with white and rose on the table if you'd rather. None of it is delicate, either. This is a men's moissanite cuban ring meant to survive real life, and GLD covers it with a lifetime guarantee, so a knock against a door handle won't wreck it. Building a stack? The moissanite Cuban bracelets and moissanite Cuban chains match this ring link for link, and the wider moissanite rings collection has options if you want less Cuban and more variety. Get your size right, pick the finish that matches what you already wear, and it's yours.