Lucia Lang has been an assistant buyer of Diamonique® simulated diamond jewelry at QVC for just six months, and it didn’t take her long to see that Diamonique simulated diamonds are special. “QVC's Diamonique is one of the leading sources of simulated diamonds. The simulated stones are considered internally flawless and colorless, giving the appearance of high-end diamonds at a fraction of the cost! Diamonique simulated stones are set in precious metals and all styles are designed with the same details and finishes that real diamond jewelry would have. It provides a luxurious look at an affordable price.” 

Diamonique + Designers = Layers of Love

Stacking and layering is one of the biggest trends assistant designer jewelry buyer Morgan Hawkins is tracking. She firmly believes you can never have enough rings and bracelets. And you never have to wait to wear them. The vast majority of designer Diamonique jewelry pieces are meant to be enjoyed every day. “We know people aren’t getting dressed up in gowns and going to balls,” Morgan said. “That’s why we like to dress our jewelry models in Susan Graver and Denim & Co.® to show women how they can wear Diamonique jewelry with every-day outfits.”

But if you happen to have couture diamond pieces, by all means, mix and match with Diamonique jewelry. Beth Vogel, senior vice president of Judith Ripka, does that herself, and so do her coworkers. “We all layer Diamonique jewelry with couture. No one knows. You can’t tell. Diamonique simulated stones are just like a flawless diamond. It’s an amazing material. It never loses its simulated brilliance. It’s cut the same as a diamond.”

In addition to Judith Ripka, other in-demand designers include Peter Thomas Roth, JAI, DeLatori, Robert Lee Morris, and Carolyn Pollack. As you can probably tell by this list, there’s a mix of modern and traditional styles. “There’s such and wide range in our selection, and plenty of pieces that will coordinate with what you already own,” Morgan told us.