Jewelry

[moon_gazer]

I haven't paid much attention to the Diamonique shows on QVC in quite awhile. I recently decided that I wanted to look for a diamonique tennis bracelet in the epiphany line. When I began looking, all I could find is platinum plated. Did they just quit calling it Epiphany at some point? 

[GCR18]

I haven't seen it presented or talked about in a long time.  I could be wrong but I think it fizzled out like bronzo.

[Nonametoday]

I don't understand why it would have.  That was one of their best items, IMHO.  Nothing like Bronzo, no comparison.  Oh, well.  I guess lots of things fizzle when the going gets rough.

[blackhole99]

They still have platinum clad over sterling silver they are just not calling it Epiphany.

[makena]

There are pages of platinum clad diamonique items.

[Sweet_Serenity]

Imo Platinum clad isn't the same quality! Not even close. For that reason alone, No longer plan purchasing any clad items. Same with Tacori! Miss the quality.

[chrystaltree]

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@moon_gazer wrote:

I haven't paid much attention to the Diamonique shows on QVC in quite awhile. I recently decided that I wanted to look for a diamonique tennis bracelet in the epiphany line. When I began looking, all I could find is platinum plated. Did they just quit calling it Epiphany at some point? 

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       I read the title and thought you meant the Feast of the Epiphany...lol  

[chrystaltree]

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@blackhole99 wrote:

They still have platinum clad over sterling silver they are just not calling it Epiphany.

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      The Epiphany line wasn't platinum clad.  It was a mixture of sterling silver and platinum and other alloys.  So, there was no "plating" to wear off.  Jtv sells a similar metal, called Platineve.    That was claim of Bronzo too but several of my Bronzo pieces are showing that the pieces were plated and the plating is wearing off.  I assume that's why the Bronzo line was discontinued.  It wasn't what they claimed it was. 

[banned again]

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@chrystaltree wrote:

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@blackhole99 wrote:

They still have platinum clad over sterling silver they are just not calling it Epiphany.

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      The Epiphany line wasn't platinum clad.  It was a mixture of sterling silver and platinum and other alloys.  So, there was no "plating" to wear off.  Jtv sells a similar metal, called Platineve.    That was claim of Bronzo too but several of my Bronzo pieces are showing that the pieces were plated and the plating is wearing off.  I assume that's why the Bronzo line was discontinued.  It wasn't what they claimed it was. 

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Where are you getting this information about Epiphany? QVC called the line "Epiphany Platinum Clad Sterling & Diamonique Jewelry." They never said it was an alloy.

[depglass]

I quit buying Epiphany rings early on because I found them to have serious scratching problems.  Ironically I don't find this issue with any other plated lines, no matter how inexpensive.