Some suggest the 28 day lunar cycle
represents a certain vibe. More than one will
admit to having gone crazy on a full moon.
The sun and the moon are on individual cycles,
even though they do sync up for a new
beginning every 7 years, just like that famous
itch. Some years there are 12 new moons in
the solar year, sometimes 13. Pinning down
the heavens above was a rich puzzle and as
a result, beginnings and ends of calendars
vary from continent to continent, culture to
culture, faith to faith. At the core they all pay
homage to the sun and the moon. Time is
more than money.

Unwittingly, the 30 day average calendar
month, force fitted into the solar year, threw
mankind and progress completely off this beam
of sacred lunar time. During the Industrial
revolution this disconnect helped catalyst
humanity to the marvelous, yet precarious
position we are in today.

The story of Moissanite.

As meteors slammed into the earth eons ago the enormous energy exchange created tiny crystals of silicon carbon. Sparkling and hard, pure SiC is colorless and shines brighter than a diamond.

Natural moissanite was first found in 1893 as a small component of the Canyon Diablo meteorite crater in Arizona by Dr. Ferdinand Henri Moissan, after whom the material was named in 1905. Naturally occurring moissanite is found only in minute quantities in certain types of meteorite and in corundum deposits and kimberlite. Virtually all of the silicon carbide sold in the world, including moissanite jewels, is synthetic.

Since these bright and bloodless stones has its origin from a space beyond our reach, we figured they would be the perfect match to our spatial time information of the sun and the moon.