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Moissanite Jewellery NZ

Moissanite & Pearl Fine Jewellery NZ brings together radiant moissanite and freshwater pearls in sterling silver settings. Need assistance? Book a 15 minutes chat with us!

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Moissanite Jewellery NZ

Vendor: Miozuki

2.5 Carat Oval Cut Moissanite Ring

Regular price From $465.00 Sale price From $465.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

1.5 Carat Pear-Cut Pave Moissanite Ring

Regular price From $410.00 Sale price From $410.00
Vendor: Miozuki

2 Carat Moissanite Solitaire Necklace

Regular price $339.00 Sale price $339.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

2 Carat Moissanite Solitaire Pavé Ring

Regular price From $459.00 Sale price From $459.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

Round Halo Moissanite Studs

Regular price $275.00 Sale price $275.00 Regular price $0.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

Fresh Water Baroque Pearl Studs

Regular price $330.00 Sale price $330.00 Regular price $0.00
Vendor: Miozuki

Baroque Pearl Strand Necklace

Regular price $395.00 Sale price $395.00
Vendor: Miozuki

5 Carat Portuguese Cut Moissanite Dress Ring

Regular price $795.00 Sale price $795.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

1 Carat Classic Moissanite Solitaire Ring

Regular price From $300.00 Sale price From $300.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

Arc Moissanite Half Eternity Ring

Regular price $320.00 Sale price $320.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

Three Stones Moissanite Ring

Regular price From $379.00 Sale price From $379.00
Vendor: Miozuki NZ

Moissanite Solitaire Studs

Regular price From $255.00 Sale price From $255.00 Regular price $0.00

Shop moissanite jewellery in New Zealand and Australia through our Auckland-based online store, including engagement rings, everyday rings, earrings and necklaces. Most current ring styles offer S925 sterling silver and selectable 9k white, yellow or rose gold, with exact materials, options and current prices shown on each product page.

The collection also includes selected freshwater pearl pieces.

Oval-cut moissanite ring in S925 sterling silver worn on the hand

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Category Styles
Rings Solitaire, halo, pavé, eternity and three-stone styles
Earrings Studs, halos, hoops, drops and clusters
Necklaces Solitaire pendants and cluster styles
Pearl pieces Selected freshwater pearl and moissanite designs

New here? Start with what is moissanite, compare moissanite vs diamond, or explore the pearl guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find Answers to Our Moissanite and Pearl Jewellery

Moissanite is a genuine gemstone crafted from silicon carbide and ethically lab-created for remarkable clarity and radiance

Although it may resemble a diamond at first glance, moissanite is not a diamond at all - it is a gemstone in its own, with its own unique brilliance and character. With a 9.25–9.5 Mohs hardness (diamond is 10), it is durable for daily wear - brilliant spark and thoughtfully priced.

Yes, we are a Japanese-inspired small business based in New Zealand. All orders are only shipped directly from Auckland via NZ Post.

No - moissanite does not turn cloudy or lose its brilliance over time. When cared for gently, it will remain beautifully clear for a lifetime.

To preserve its sparkle, avoid direct contact with perfumes, chemicals, and harsh cleaners. With normal wear and occasional gentle polishing using a silver cloth, or gentle cleaning in an ultrasonic cleaner, your moissanite will continue to spark.

Many choose moissanite for its radiant brilliance and lasting strength, offered at a more accessible price.

With a 9.25 Mohs hardness, it’s made for everyday wear, while its exceptional fire catches the light beautifully. Lab-created and thoughtfully sourced, it allows for refined, radiant designs without the traditional diamond cost.

To the naked eye, they appear almost indistinguishable. Most will simply see a beautifully set, radiant stone. In certain light, moissanite reveals a softer rainbow fire, while a diamond reflects a more understated white brilliance. Both feel refined - the difference is subtle, not obvious

Our pearls are freshwater cultured pearls, formed naturally within oysters. Truly natural pearls - created entirely without human assistance - are exceptionally rare and often highly valuable, which is why most fine pearls today are cultivated.