Where to Buy Moissanite in Pakistan — The Honest Multi-Brand Guide (2026)

If you search "where to buy moissanite in Pakistan," you will mostly find each seller telling you the answer is them. This guide is different. We sell moissanite ourselves — Zanvari has been making it in Karachi since we introduced the stone to Pakistan — but the honest answer is that there are now several legitimate places to buy moissanite in this country, each with a different model, a different price band, and different trade-offs. This article covers all of them, including our competitors, with prices we checked on each seller's website on 18 August 2026.

If you already know what moissanite is and just want the list, skip to the comparison table below. If you are still weighing moissanite against diamond, read our moissanite vs diamond comparison first.

The Short Answer

As of 2026, the established places to buy moissanite in Pakistan are: Zanvari (Karachi, made-to-order 925 silver, GRA-certified D/VVS1), Ringshing (Lahore, all-moissanite specialist with a physical showroom, IGC certificates), Roxari (online, broad catalogue, GRA certificates), SilverStones (Lahore, silver store since 2016 that also sells loose moissanite stones), and AlShaikh Jewellers (small moissanite line alongside silver and gold). Daraz and Instagram sellers also list "moissanite" — with serious caveats we cover below.

Every price in this guide was taken directly from the seller's own website on 18 August 2026. Prices change; treat them as a snapshot, not a quote.

The Sellers, Compared

Seller Moissanite rings listed at (18 Aug 2026) Certificate Model
Zanvari Rs. 7,999 – 52,800 GRA, included Made to order, Karachi, since 1947
Ringshing Rs. 29,240 – 119,540 IGC All-moissanite, Lahore showroom
Roxari Rs. 9,000 – 47,500 GRA (per listings) Online, wide catalogue
SilverStones Rs. 10,999 – 19,429 (sale prices) GRA (per listings) Silver store since 2016, loose stones
AlShaikh Jewellers Rs. 12,199 – 28,500 Varies by listing Silver + gold, small moissanite line

Zanvari — Made to Order in Karachi

We will state our own case factually and let you compare. Zanvari's moissanite ring collection listed 93 designs on 18 August 2026, from Rs. 7,999 to Rs. 52,800 — GRA-certified D colour VVS1 stones in handmade 925 sterling silver. One-carat certified solitaires start at Rs. 12,900, three-carat rings at Rs. 17,400, and five-carat statement rings at Rs. 23,800. Every certified piece ships with its GRA card. Everything is made to order — production typically takes 10 to 16 business days — in the same Saddar, Karachi workshop the family has operated since 1947. COD is available nationwide, delivery within Pakistan is free, replating is free for life, and the collection carries around 1,390 customer photo reviews collected through Loox.

The honest trade-off: made to order means you wait. If you need a ring tomorrow, a seller with ready stock or a physical showroom serves you better.

Ringshing — The Lahore Specialist

Ringshing is the most focused moissanite seller in Pakistan: its entire catalogue — 78 products when we checked — is moissanite. Its genuine advantage is the physical showroom at City Towers, MM Alam Road, Gulberg 2, Lahore, where you can see and test stones in person before paying. If you live in Lahore and want to try before you buy, that matters, and no online-only seller can match it.

Two things to weigh. First, price: Ringshing's rings were listed at roughly Rs. 29,240 to Rs. 119,540 on 18 August 2026 — the highest ring price band of any seller in this guide — and its moissanite tennis necklaces were listed as high as Rs. 920,200. Second, certification: Ringshing certifies through IGC ("International Gemological Center") rather than GRA. Neither IGC nor GRA is a major independent lab in the GIA/IGI sense — more on that below — so treat both as consistency checks rather than independent guarantees. Ringshing's policy page listed a 30-day return window when we checked; its marketing also mentions a diamond-tester guarantee, which is genuine but has a limitation we explain in the fake-stone section.

Roxari — The Broad Online Catalogue

Roxari runs a large online catalogue — 86 moissanite products among 250 total listings when we checked — with moissanite rings listed at Rs. 9,000 to Rs. 47,500 and smaller pieces (nose pins, earpins) from Rs. 4,200. Product listings specify 925 sterling silver, rhodium plating, and a GRA certificate per stone. Its five-carat sets were listed at Rs. 35,400 to Rs. 47,500. Roxari's strength is choice and mid-band pricing; the trade-off of any high-volume catalogue is that finishing consistency can vary between pieces, so inspect your piece on arrival and check the hallmark.

SilverStones — Loose Stones and Everyday Silver

SilverStones (silverstones.pk) has operated as a silver jewellery store since 2016 — one of the longer track records in this market — with a physical location at Al Hafeez Shopping Mall, Lahore, and a claimed 70,000+ customers. On 18 August 2026 its moissanite rings were listed at Rs. 10,999 to Rs. 19,429 at sale prices, moissanite pendants at Rs. 12,999 to Rs. 23,999, and 4mm moissanite earpins at Rs. 9,299. Note that its list prices are heavily sale-discounted; compare the sale price, not the crossed-out one.

Its most distinctive offering is loose moissanite stones — useful if you want to buy just the stone and have your own trusted jeweller set it in gold or silver. If you already have a family jeweller you trust with settings, this route can make sense.

AlShaikh Jewellers — Small Line, Silver and Gold

AlShaikh Jewellers carries a small moissanite collection — 8 ring designs, 9 loose stones, plus studs, necklaces, and sets when we checked — alongside its main silver and gold lines. Moissanite rings were listed at Rs. 12,199 to Rs. 28,500 on 18 August 2026, with frequent discount events. It also lists loose moissanite stones. The catalogue is much smaller than the specialists above, but if you are already buying gold or silver from them, the moissanite line is there.

Daraz and Instagram Sellers — Read This Before You Order

Daraz lists hundreds of products under "moissanite," many under Rs. 3,000. Here is the plain arithmetic: a genuine 1-carat D/VVS1 moissanite stone, before any silver, labour, or plating, costs more than most of those listings' full price. A "1 carat moissanite ring" at Rs. 2,500 is cubic zirconia, whatever the title says. The word "moissanite" on marketplaces has become a search keyword, not a material description.

That does not make every marketplace seller dishonest — some legitimate sellers list there too. But you lose the protections that matter for this purchase: there is usually no certificate, no hallmark verification before payment, seller accounts churn, and your only recourse is the platform's return process. If a marketplace price looks like a miracle, it is a CZ price.

What Moissanite Actually Costs in Pakistan — Price Expectations by Carat

Across the sellers above, here is what listed prices looked like on 18 August 2026 for moissanite rings in 925 sterling silver. For a deeper breakdown of what drives these numbers, see our complete moissanite ring price guide.

Type Listed range (PKR) What to expect
0.5 ct ring 10,900 – 17,500 Entry point for certified D/VVS1 in 925 silver
1 ct ring 12,900 – 38,000 The most-bought size; wide spread between brands for the same stone grade
2 ct ring 14,800 – 55,000 Halo and side-stone settings push the top of this band
3 ct ring 17,400 – 42,000 Statement territory; fancy cuts (oval, emerald, asscher) cost more
5 ct ring 23,800 – 47,500 Large solitaires and stacked sets
Loose stones Varies by carat SilverStones and AlShaikh sell stones without settings

Two patterns worth noticing. First, the same stone grade — D/VVS1 is the standard across serious Pakistani sellers — can cost two to three times more depending on the brand, so you are often paying for the setting, the marketing, or the showroom, not a better stone. Second, anything dramatically below the bottom of these bands is almost certainly not moissanite.

How to Avoid CZ Sold as Moissanite

Cubic zirconia mislabelled as moissanite is the single most common way Pakistani buyers get cheated in this category. CZ costs a fraction of moissanite, dulls and scratches within a year or two of daily wear, and looks convincingly similar in photographs. Five checks, in order of usefulness:

  • Price floor. The fastest filter. A genuine 1-carat D/VVS1 moissanite in a real 925 silver setting cannot retail below roughly Rs. 8,000 — the materials alone cost more. Below that, assume CZ.
  • Diamond tester. A thermal diamond tester reads moissanite as diamond and CZ as neither. So "diamond tester approved" proves a stone is not CZ — genuinely useful — but note it cannot distinguish moissanite from diamond; only an electrical tester does that.
  • Double refraction. Moissanite is birefringent: under a loupe, looking through the crown, the back facet edges appear doubled. CZ and diamond show single edges. Any jeweller with a 10x loupe can check this in a minute.
  • The certificate, verified. Ask for the certificate before paying and check its number on the issuing lab's website. A seller who cannot produce one for a "certified" stone has answered your question.
  • The 925 hallmark. Not a stone test, but a seller test — a piece marketed as sterling silver with no hallmark tells you how the seller treats the stone claims too.

GRA Cards — What They Prove and What They Don't

Most moissanite in Pakistan ships with a GRA card, and it is worth being honest about what that card is. GRA is a high-volume lab that grades lab-created stones in bulk; it is not GIA or IGI, and a GRA card does not carry the independence or rigour of a GIA report on a natural diamond. We have written a full breakdown in what a GRA card actually is — and what it isn't.

What the card does do: it confirms the specific stone was graded as moissanite (not CZ) at a stated colour and clarity — typically D/VVS1 — and gives you a certificate number you can check online. That makes it a meaningful baseline in a market where the main fraud is CZ substitution. What it does not do: guarantee the setting metal, the workmanship, or the seller's honesty about which stone actually ships to you. Ringshing's IGC certificates occupy the same category — a consistency check, not an independent audit. For stones above the Rs. 15,000 price point, insist on the card either way; below it, the price-floor test matters more than any paperwork.

COD, Advance Payment, and Delivery — Practical Notes

Cash on delivery remains the default for jewellery in Pakistan, and for good reason: you pay when the parcel arrives. Zanvari offers COD nationwide with free delivery; most other sellers in this guide offer COD too, and SilverStones advertised free delivery across Pakistan with a 10% discount for full advance payment when we checked. Three practical notes:

  • COD does not mean inspect-before-pay. Most couriers require payment before you open the parcel. Your real protection is the seller's return policy — read it before ordering, not after.
  • Advance-payment discounts are common and legitimate with established sellers, but never pay full advance to a seller you found yesterday on Instagram.
  • Made-to-order timelines differ from ready stock. A made-to-order piece takes two to three weeks to produce; ready-stock sellers dispatch in days. Match the model to your deadline — especially before a mangni or wedding date.

So Where Should You Buy?

It depends on what you are optimising for, so here it is plainly. If you want to handle stones in person and live in Lahore, visit Ringshing's or SilverStones' physical locations. If you want just a loose stone for your own jeweller to set, SilverStones or AlShaikh. If you want maximum ready-stock choice online at mid prices, Roxari. And if you want a certified D/VVS1 stone in a setting handmade for your order — with the GRA card included, COD, free delivery, and lifetime replating, at prices that start lower than any other certified option in this guide — that is the model Zanvari has run from the same Karachi workshop since 1947. Compare the listings yourself; every seller in this article is a search away.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy original moissanite in Pakistan?

The established sellers are Zanvari (Karachi, online, made to order), Ringshing (Lahore showroom), Roxari (online), SilverStones (Lahore, including loose stones), and AlShaikh Jewellers. All list certified D/VVS1 moissanite. Marketplace listings on Daraz under Rs. 3,000 are almost always cubic zirconia regardless of the title.

What is the price of moissanite in Pakistan?

As of August 2026, certified moissanite rings in 925 sterling silver were listed from about Rs. 8,000 for small stones to Rs. 120,000 for large fancy-cut pieces at premium sellers. A 1-carat D/VVS1 ring was listed between Rs. 12,900 and roughly Rs. 38,000 depending on the brand and setting.

How much does a 1 carat moissanite ring cost in Pakistan?

Between Rs. 12,900 and about Rs. 38,000 at established sellers as of August 2026. The stone grade (D/VVS1) is usually identical across that range — the difference is the setting work, the brand, and whether a physical showroom is built into the price.

How can I tell if moissanite is real or fake?

Use the price floor first: a 1-carat "moissanite" ring under Rs. 8,000 is almost certainly cubic zirconia. Then check for doubled facet edges under a 10x loupe (moissanite is birefringent; CZ is not), ask for the certificate and verify its number online, and confirm the 925 hallmark on the metal.

Is a GRA certificate reliable?

It is a useful baseline, not an independent guarantee. A GRA card confirms the stone was graded as moissanite at a stated colour and clarity — which protects you against CZ substitution — but GRA is a bulk lab for lab-created stones, not an independent authority like GIA or IGI. Verify the certificate number online and judge the seller on the whole package, not the card alone.

Can I buy moissanite with cash on delivery in Pakistan?

Yes. Zanvari offers COD nationwide with free delivery, and most established sellers in this guide offer COD as well. Remember that couriers generally require payment before you open the parcel, so the seller's return policy is your real protection.

Compare Zanvari's full moissanite collection — 93 GRA-certified designs made to order in 925 sterling silver — at zanvari.com. Contact 0342 8269771 on WhatsApp for enquiries, COD availability, and recommendations. Made to order in Saddar, Karachi, since 1947.