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Rough_Rock
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- Aug 27, 2010
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Has anyone seen them? There are videos of them, some created by Jonathan but would love to hear what you think of the stones. I had seen oec and h&a moissanites before but were both plastic-y looking in natural light for me and had to return them...
*sigh* That is one glorious handful of blingI requested to get on the waitlist, but I’m still waiting to hear about the AVC... hint, hint @Rhino.However, I picked up the AVR in the meantime. Here are a couple photos comparing it to a Forever One OEC, my old MRB diamond, and a bezeled OEC diamond.
Love the Amora line of moissanite. It definitely is it’s own gem and I think substantially better than other moissanite available. I haven’t observed any double refraction that other lines have and the stone color is divine - no greenish or yellowish tinge.
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*sigh* That is one glorious handful of blingAnd I hope your AVC comes through soon! I can’t wait to see what setting you put it in.
OhhhhMe too! I keep checking my email - obsessively so. lol I haven’t thought much about the setting, but would lean towards Caysie’s Kristen. It’s drool worthy with the double claws.![]()
Keep in mind that Amora cannot be called moissanite. Moissanite implies that it was made by Charles & Colvard, while Amora is the exclusive creation of Less Wright of BetterThanDiamond. The crystal structure is not the same as that of moissanite, which is why it doesn't have the problems that moissanite has (chipping easily, grey-green tint, noticeable double refractive properties). Amora is double refractive, but in a single direction, and this is taken into account when the gems are cut. It also comes in D-H color, rarely a J, and clarity is IF to SI2. They have NAGL grading reports, and the cuts are the best we've seen in a silicon carbide stone.I requested to get on the waitlist, but I’m still waiting to hear about the AVC... hint, hint @Rhino.However, I picked up the AVR in the meantime. Here are a couple photos comparing it to a Forever One OEC, my old MRB diamond, and a bezeled OEC diamond.
Love the Amora line of moissanite. It definitely is it’s own gem and I think substantially better than other moissanite available. I haven’t observed any double refraction that other lines have and the stone color is divine - no greenish or yellowish tinge.
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Keep in mind that Amora cannot be called moissanite. Moissanite implies that it was made by Charles & Colvard, while Amora is the exclusive creation of Less Wright of BetterThanDiamond. The crystal structure is not the same as that of moissanite, which is why it doesn't have the problems that moissanite has (chipping easily, grey-green tint, noticeable double refractive properties). Amora is double refractive, but in a single direction, and this is taken into account when the gems are cut. It also comes in D-H color, rarely a J, and clarity is IF to SI2. They have NAGL grading reports, and the cuts are the best we've seen in a silicon carbide stone.
The Krupp should be coming out soon, and I can't wait to see them!
Ahh, @Winks_Elf, thanks for the correction! Great information to know how/why the Amora is a stand out gem.
I can't wait for the Krupps either and hope to get a notification when it's released!![]()
Ahh, @Winks_Elf, thanks for the correction! Great information to know how/why the Amora is a stand out gem.
I can't wait for the Krupps either and hope to get a notification when it's released!![]()
You and me both!!! I've had my name on the wait list for a few years now, lol! I'm dying to see the Krupp in person.
I just signed up for the notification too but I want pink. Pink!!!I can't wait to see how these turn out.