1 Carat Asscher Cut Moissanite Ring+ 1.0-Carat Asscher Forever One Moissanite

Moissanite was originally discovered in a meteorite crater in 1893. Natural moissanite is extremely rare, so virtually all moissanite sold today is lab-created. It is a silicon carbide gemstone that closely resembles a diamond while offering more colorful sparkle and a lower price point. At this size, 1 carat delivers the look most people picture when they think of an engagement ring. It is the original benchmark for a reason.

The most effective home cleaning method is mild dish soap mixed with warm water and a soft-bristled toothbrush. Gently scrub the stone and setting, rinse thoroughly, and pat dry with a lint-free cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach or chlorine, and remove the ring before activities that expose it to abrasive materials or hard impacts. At 1 carat, you get the engagement ring size that set the standard for generations, now at a fraction of what it would cost with a mined stone.

A 1 carat Asscher cut moissanite measures roughly 5.5mm in a square silhouette with deeply cropped corners, producing the signature hall-of-mirrors effect through its step-cut facets. Moissanite's higher refractive index means the concentric light patterns appear even more vivid than in a traditional diamond Asscher. The Art Deco geometry gives it a sophisticated, architectural feel on the finger.

Yes. The Asscher cut was developed in 1902 and is strongly associated with Art Deco jewelry design. Its geometric, symmetrical facets and octagonal outline evoke 1920s and 1930s elegance. It has experienced a significant revival in modern engagement rings among buyers who appreciate vintage-inspired aesthetics with a graphic, architectural quality. At 1 carat, this was the average diamond size for many decades before lab diamonds made larger sizes accessible, making it a classic, proven choice.

Do Amore uses Charles and Colvard moissanite, the original and leading moissanite producer. Specifically, they offer the Forever One grade, which is the colorless DEF range and produces the most diamond-like appearance available in moissanite. Charles and Colvard manufactures in North Carolina, and their moissanite comes with a product warranty from the manufacturer.