IceClique VVS1 Cross Earrings review: moissanite and S925 specs

What the stone specification actually says

IceClique identifies the stones as moissanite, totaling 0.64 carats, with VVS1 clarity and D color. Those four details are useful because they separate the material, total stated weight, clarity label and color label instead of compressing everything into the store’s broader “VVS” language.

The listing also says the earrings pass a diamond tester. That is an IceClique claim about these moissanite pieces, not a statement that they are mined diamonds. The product title and specification both call the stones moissanite, so the accurate product description should keep that distinction visible.

No stone count, individual stone sizes, setting method or setting material is published. The 0.64 ct number is presented without saying whether it is the combined total for both earrings or another basis. It is therefore safest to repeat the published figure without assigning a per-earring carat weight.

S925 silver, with finish details left open

The named base material is S925 sterling silver. IceClique offers Gold and White Gold as selectable color options, both at the same $70 checked price. The store’s structured data marks both choices available.

Color names do not, by themselves, disclose coating composition. This product description does not say that either option is solid gold, gold plated, vermeil or rhodium plated. It would be inaccurate to borrow plating language from a different IceClique listing and apply it here. The finish or plating field is therefore marked TODO: verify.

IceClique describes its S925 pieces as rust and fade resistant and says the jewelry is resistant to tarnishing. Those remain store claims. The page gives no coating thickness, laboratory method or maintenance conditions that would let a buyer compare the claim against another earring.

Size, closure and what is included

The only published dimension is 11.3 by 16 mm. It provides a useful sense of scale beside the official on-ear photograph, but the listing never defines the measurement points. It may refer to the decorative cross, yet that is not stated and should not be assumed.

Closure information is a larger practical gap. The page does not identify the post, hinge, clasp or backing style, and it gives no post length or hoop diameter. It also omits the pair’s weight. These details would help a buyer judge fastening and scale, but neither the text nor the structured data supplies them.

The box contents are clearer: two earrings and a GRA certificate. IceClique also calls it an authenticity certificate. The listing does not promise a case, pouch, cloth, spare backing or care leaflet, so this review does not add those items to the package.

Price, care and warranty boundaries

On August 25, 2026, the official US listing showed a $170 regular price crossed out and a $70 sale price for both colors. The $70 figure is the current price recorded here, not a claim that the discount will remain available.

No product-specific cleaning, drying, storage or wear instructions are published. That absence is especially relevant because the finish composition is also unspecified. Advice for another metal or coating could be unsuitable, so care stays TODO: verify until IceClique supplies instructions for this pair.

The page displays a one-year warranty and says damaged or defective pieces may be repaired or replaced at no charge. It does not define whether ordinary wear, finish change, stone loss or accidental damage is covered, nor does it set out the claim procedure in the product specification. The duration is clearer than the scope.