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In page Moissanite:

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Because of its hardness, it can be used in high-pressure experiments, as a replacement for diamond (see diamond anvil cell).[7] Since large diamonds are usually too expensive to be used as anvils, synthetic moissanite is more often used in large-volume experiments. Synthetic moissanite is also interesting for electronic and thermal applications because its thermal conductivity is similar to that of diamonds.[8] High power silicon carbide electronic devices are expected to find use in the design of protection circuits used for motors, actuators, and energy storage or pulse power systems.[9] It also exhibits thermoluminescence,[10] making it useful in radiation dosimetry.[11]