Radiant Cut Moissanite Tennis Bracelet

The radiant cut is a hybrid: it borrows the elongated rectangular outline of an emerald cut but uses full brilliant faceting underneath, the same style of faceting found in a round. That combination gives you a clean, architectural line on the wrist with far more fire than a step cut delivers. Moissanite rates 9.25 out of 10 on the Mohs hardness scale, just below diamond at 10, so it holds up to daily wear.

All three are geometric alternatives to a round tennis bracelet. The Emerald Cut Moissanite Tennis Bracelet is a step cut: rectangular, with long parallel facets that flash like mirrors, the calmest and most Art Deco. The Princess Cut Moissanite Tennis Bracelet is a square brilliant with sharp corners and scattered fire. Radiant sits between them, rectangular like an emerald but faceted like a brilliant, so it keeps the elongated shape while sparkling far more. Choose radiant if you like the emerald silhouette but want the sparkle of a brilliant.

It means each stone is set with its long axis running across the wrist rather than along the bracelet. This is the standard orientation for rectangular tennis bracelets, and it is what produces the clean ladder-like line and the full 5mm band width.

Each stone is 5x3mm, about 0.5 carat diamond equivalent. Total carat runs from about 17 carat at 5.5in up to about 26 carat at 9.1in, rising roughly one carat for every extra centimetre of length. Carat here is diamond equivalent weight, the industry convention for moissanite, because the stone is measured by millimeter dimensions rather than weighed.

Wrap a soft tape around your wrist just below the wrist bone, snug but not tight, then add 0.25in to 0.5in (0.6cm to 1.3cm) for an everyday fit. If you land between sizes, round up. This is a substantial bracelet, so a slightly closer fit helps it sit flat rather than sliding.

Yes. It is made from hypoallergenic 925 sterling silver with 18K white gold plating, and it is nickel-free and lead-free. That makes it suitable for sensitive skin.

No. Moissanite does not lose its sparkle or turn cloudy over time. It is one of the hardest gemstones used in jewelry and holds its brilliance through everyday wear. What can dull the look is the film of skin oil, hand cream and hairspray that builds up on any stone, and a soft brush with warm water and mild soap brings it straight back.

Yes. Moissanite passes diamond testers because it conducts heat much the way diamond does, and the radiant cut does not change how it tests. A GRA report is included.