Short answer:
No. Moissanite isn’t a diamond — and it doesn’t need to be.

Moissanite is its own gemstone with its own chemistry, brilliance, structure, and origin story.
It was discovered in a meteorite crater, not a mine.

Here’s what makes moissanite different in the best way:

1. Different Gemstone, Different Brilliance

Moissanite has a fire and sparkle pattern that’s completely its own.
It isn’t trying to “copy” anything — its brilliance is naturally bold and modern.

2. Different Structure, Same Durability

Moissanite is incredibly durable, making it perfect for:

• stackable rings
• pinky rings
• bangles
• tennis bracelets
• everyday earrings
• sculptural rings

It’s designed for daily wear — diamonds often aren’t.

3. Ethical and Conflict-Free

Moissanite is created in labs, not mined.
You get fine-jewelry quality without environmental or ethical harm.

Modern luxury = transparency.

4. Better for Everyday Jewelry

Moissanite isn’t a “replacement” for engagement diamonds.
It’s the gemstone that lets you build a real jewelry collection you can wear every day.

The Kampy Standard

At Kampy, every stone is:
→ D Color
→ VVS1 Clarity
→ Excellent Cut
→ GRA-Certified

Premium, ethically created jewelry for real life.

I’ve created bite-sized guides for every question you'll probably Google about moissanite:

👉 Why Is Moissanite So Cheap?
👉 How Is Moissanite Made?
👉 Does Moissanite Get Cloudy?
👉 Is Moissanite Worth Buying?
👉 Why Does Moissanite Pass a Diamond Tester?
👉 What Moissanite Cut Sparkles the Most?
👉 Where Does Moissanite Come From?