Superior Silver rings gather solitaires, halos, three-stone bands and playful clover and heart designs, set with VVS D moissanite in solid 925 sterling silver. Most sit between about $26 and $68, with a couple of heavier men's styles above that.
How to choose a moissanite ring
Decide on the job the ring does. A bezel or fluted-band solitaire is an easy everyday piece. A radiant-cut halo or three-stone design reads dressier and carries more sparkle. Clover, heart and star shapes are fun stackers and gift pieces. Because moissanite is graded VVS D here, the stones stay bright and colorless in any of these settings.
Fit and stacking
Slim bands stack cleanly two or three high, mixing a solitaire with a plain or beaded band. Cocktail and halo rings are better worn alone so the center stone has room. If you are between sizes, size up for a wider band, since a wide shank feels tighter than a thin one at the same measurement.
Metal and care
These rings are solid 925 sterling silver, nickel free and easy to polish bright. Rings take more contact than other jewelry, so remove them for cleaning, gym and heavy hand work to protect the stones and the band.
Frequently asked questions
Will a sterling silver ring tarnish?
Sterling can dull over time with air and skin contact, but it polishes back to bright easily with a soft cloth. Storing rings dry and away from chemicals slows it down.
Can I stack these rings?
Yes. The slim bezel, beaded and clover bands are made to stack. Pair a solitaire with one or two plain bands, and keep larger halo or cocktail rings on their own hand.
How do I find my ring size?
Measure a ring that already fits by its inside diameter, or wrap a strip of paper around your finger and measure the length. Order to the nearest size, and size up for wide bands.
Related collections: women's collection, men's rings, matching earrings.