Launched by QVC back in 1994, just one year after QVC itself launched, jewellery brand Diamonique have amassed over 1.2 million customers and sold more than 12 million pieces of sparkle over the past 25 years.
High quality at really reasonable prices (earrings start from around £14) all jewellery is made from premium simulated gemstones, treated with the same care and consideration as diamonds.
Not scrimping on craftsmanship, each piece is created using fine jewellery techniques and precious metals for seriously indulgent results. Perfect if you want the drama and sparkle of real jewels, just without the high-end price tag.
Entwining Bangle, £110, Diamonique at qvcuk.com
And, because 25 years is a milestone that deserves to be celebrated, the brand have launched a range of limited edition collections available throughout 2019.
25 Stone Necklace, £30, Diamonique at qvcuk.com
First up and available now are the ‘Entwining’ and ’25 Stone’ collections. Entwining shines the spotlight on just how good synthetic stones can look, mixing up different cuts for clustered pieces that are sure to get you noticed.
Whilst 25 Stone feels a little more low-key, it’s seriously classy, using brilliant cut stones to showcase 25 years of the brand across pendants, earrings and bracelets.
Ruby Earrings, £38, Diamonique at qvcuk.com
Dropping throughout July, next comes the XXV collection, featuring sparking roman numerals for a contemporary feel.
If you’re after something a little more timeless, then take a look at the gorgeous Ruby range. The rings, earrings and necklace are made from deliciously cut baguette-shaped simulated rubies set in gold plating and sterling silver.
Alongside their beautiful own designs, Diamonique are known for their replica jewellery. In fact, they created rings to mark the engagements of both the Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Sussex.
Inspired by Kate’s sapphire ring, Diamonique’s version sold 5,334 live on air with QVC UK, averaging almost 6 rings per minute (that’s 342 in an hour).
The same happened again when Prince Harry popped the question to Meghan Markle, with 5,091 rings being snapped up in total and 154 sold each hour during the first 24 hours they were on sale.
One things for sure – we can’t wait to see what they do in the next 25 years!
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