"Our familiar love keepsake moissanite"

There is a very touching love story behind this gem.

Born in an ordinary Parisian family, Henri Morsan was fascinated by mathematics since childhood. Mojiana, his new transfer student at the same table, is a partial student. Little Morsan often laughed at her bad math and then taught her math seriously.

The happy childhood came to an abrupt end. The sudden changes in the family forced Morsan to leave his hometown.

After growing up, Morsan found the meteorite fragments that fell in Arizona 50000 years ago. After nearly 2000 repeated experiments, the transparent crystals in the fragments have now appeared.

This precious gem, which has crossed the boundless space of the universe and has come to this beautiful blue planet for hundreds of millions of years, has the hard and transparent gem quality no less than that of diamonds.

Three months after the gem appeared, Morsan died of illness.

On the day of his death, a Lyon woman received a ring. The ring was only inlaid with a dazzling transparent stone, and the only information was the name " Mojiana " in the inner wall of the ringband. Since then, the world has named the crystal "moissanite", and it has also become a love Keepsake given by a man to his beloved girlfriend