Sākumlapa
Gold earrings with zircon, 2.96 g
| Gold type: | Restored gold |
| Purity: | 585 |
| Net Weight: | 2.96 |
| Jewelry type: | Auskari |
| Stone Type: | Cirkonijs |
Cubic zirconia (CZ) — brilliance and elegance at an accessible price
Cubic zirconia is a modern jewellery stone with a brilliance and clarity that resemble a diamond. It is often known as fianit. An ideal choice for everyday jewellery: a brilliant, durable, easy-care stone that pairs beautifully with gold, silver and steel.
Why choose cubic zirconia
- Striking brilliance — high light dispersion creates beautiful fire even in soft lighting.
- Clean, even tone — free of inclusions and precisely matched for pairs and sets.
- Accessibility — a luxurious look without a high cost, ideal for gift sets.
- Many colours and cuts — classic clear, champagne, pink, blue and other shades.
- Practical — suited to daily wear and retains its brilliance for years.
Key specifications
Synthetic stone (ZrO2)
≈ 8–8.5 on the Mohs scale
High, vitreous lustre
Round, princess, oval and more
Colourless and coloured variations
Warm water + soft brush
Note: cubic zirconia is not the same as the natural mineral zircon. It is often called fianit.
How to care for cubic-zirconia jewellery
- Clean every 1–2 weeks with warm water, a drop of mild soap and a soft brush; then rinse and dry.
- Remove before showering, sports or housework; avoid impacts and household chemicals.
- Store separately to avoid scratching metal or other stones, ideally in a soft pouch or jewellery box.
Frequently asked questions
How similar is it to a diamond?
It is visually very similar, with high clarity and brilliance. Its substantially lower price makes it popular for everyday collections.
Is it suitable for daily wear?
Yes, when worn with care. A hardness of 8–8.5 gives good scratch resistance, but the stone should be protected from impacts and chemicals.
Which metals does it pair with?
It looks equally beautiful in gold, silver and jewellery steel, and is easy to combine in jewellery sets.
