Lune Trillion Studs

A 1 ct trillion cut Aurora Moissanite in each ear, held at the corners by three fine claws. Trillion is a triangular brilliant — three sides, gently rounded corners, and a table that runs almost the full width of the stone. It's an uncommon cut, and the reason is simple: it's harder to cut well and less forgiving than a round. Done properly, it does something no other shape does. The flat expanse across the top reads as a clean geometric plane, and the brilliant faceting underneath keeps it alive with light rather than letting it go flat. Because a trillion is cut shallow and wide, it spreads across the lobe. At the same carat weight it covers more visible surface than a round or a princess, which means these look larger than the number on the spec sheet suggests. Three claws hold each stone, one at each corner. Corners are where a triangular cut is vulnerable, so the metal sits precisely there and nowhere else — all three edges stay uninterrupted. Aurora Moissanite sits at 9.25 on the Mohs scale, with 0.104 dispersion and a refractive index of 2.648–2.691. Bright, hard-wearing, and cut into a shape most people won't have seen before