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Emerald Moissanite available in both Charles & Colvard Forever One and our very own Gema&Co Resplendent line
Conflict free and environmentally conscious
Lab grown in U.S.A. from 100% Silicon Carbide
A simple and dainty emerald solitaire featuring four prongs that adorn a thin 1.7mm band that is durable enough for everyday wear yet beautifully delicate.
All our pieces are made to order and require an average 2.5 weeks of production time. However, based on order volume and the specifics of your ring, up to 4 weeks may be required.
Customization
Custom Stone dimensions as well as alternative gemstones can be used. Settings can also be modified to fit your needs (Bezel prongs, wider band, etc.) - For inquiries: support@gemaandco.com
Me and my fiancé chose this engagement ring together. We chose the 1.75ct stone. I was a little nervous about ordering such an expensive piece of jewelry online but after reading the reviews and researching about moissanites, this was by far the best choice for us. The ring is absolutely stunning and the moissanite sparkles from every angle. It is even more impressive in person than in the pictures. Gema went above and beyond. I would recommend Gema to anyone who wants quality jewelry at every price point. We will be ordering our wedding rings from here as well.
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Drewan
MOST BEAUTIFUL RING EVER!
Best purchase ever! My fiance is in love with her ring and so am I, it looks perfect on her! I would recommend Gema to everyone. The ring is extremely high quality and the diamond is stunning.
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Teddy
Eying this ring for a while. Happy I pulled the trigger
With so many places to choose from, I'm happy I chose this company. They were attentive and responsive to all my questions. The ring looks amazing.
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Alnico
THE PERFECT SIMPLE RING TO PAIR WITH A SIMPLE BAND
I chose this engagement ring to pair with a wedding band. I liked how thin the ring was so it wouldn't make both rings combined a cumbersome ordeal.
