Learn about pear teal moissanite

The rough materials of pear teal moissanites are created using the Czochralski method in the laboratory, which are initially used for high-tech industries, rather than being made into gemstones.

In other words, these pear teal moissanites are recycled products from different industries. They have a minimal carbon footprint and are totally environmentally friendly.

As they are born in a laboratory without any mining activities, they are conflict-free and not associated with child labor. All the processes are ethical.

The laboratory is based in an area with full of solar power and wind power, as the growth of pear teal moissanites requires electric energy. The growth is sustainable.

The entire growth is under control, and the crystals of rough materials are big, clean, and vivid. So, they are customizable for any shape or carat you can imagine, and their brilliance, color, and clarity are much, much better than their mined counterparts.

Additionally, pear teal moissanites are cost-effective. Just spend 1/100 of their natural counterparts' cost, and you will get a sapphire out of your imagination.

Above all, they are chemically, optically, and physically identical to their naturally occurring counterparts. In a word, they are real instead of fake or imitation. AGTA defined synthetic gems as ¡°man-made material with essentially the same chemical composition, crystal structure, and optical and physical properties as the natural gem material.¡± In all cases, stones must be referred to as "laboratory-grown sapphire," "lab-created emerald," or "synthetic ruby," etc.