This Monday, a little later than usual, Stardoll released a new collection: a new Epiphany jewelry drop. At this point, I honestly don’t even know how many Epiphany releases we had last year, but it looks like this year we’re starting early again (I really hope this is a sign that we’re no longer getting a monthly Epiphany window release).

The collection added three new floors to the store, featuring necklaces, earrings, brooches, glasses, head accessories and rings. What immediately caught my attention was the Gold Crystal Eyewear, mainly because we already have this piece illustrated in the game, it was previously released under Voile and is still available in Plaza for a cheaper price.

I do enjoy a nice jewelry piece to add a finishing touch to my outfits, but I tend to prefer when accessories come bundled with clothing releases. Epiphany collections almost always feel a bit uncohesive to me, like a mix of random items rather than a fully thought release.

This time, only two items are available for starcoins. They’re located on the third floor: the Opal Embellished Ring and the Gold Crystal Bird Bracelet, which you can find in the display section below the mannequins’ heads.

Did anything catch your eye in this release or was there something you were expecting to see in the game?

With the year coming to an end, that also means the end of the Epiphany x Birthstone monthly releases. The last gem for December is Turquoise (one more blue stone for the collection). As usual, the same ring, bracelet, necklace and two earring models were released in gold and silver, just like all the previous Epiphany windows, with only the pendant and the tiara design changing. It will probably remain available in the Plaza for about a month, just like most of the past releases.

As always, I’m sharing the real life inspiration for this month’s tiara to complete the collection, this time, it’s the Persian Turquoise Tiara, which apparently belongs to Empress Farah of Iran (It's the first time I hear about her, but as I already said, I'm not into royalty stuff).

I’m honestly glad this cycle is ending, even though I liked it more than the special Valentino zodiac signs we had back in 2024. I just hope we don’t get another “limited” Epiphany series in 2026. What are your bets? Do you think we’ll get another special monthly release next year to replace this one? Would you like to see something different being released monthly or do you prefer the regular stores being released instead?

This November special Epiphany release inspired by birthstones features the Citrine gem. We have the familiar necklace, ring, bracelet, and two earring models, this time in a bright yellow tone, along with a new pendant design and the Citrine Luxembourg Tiara to complete the collection. All items, except the tiara (which only comes in its original version), are available in the usual gold and silver variants.

With a one week delay, October’s birthstone jewelry arrived this Wednesday, featuring Opal instead of Tourmaline, as both represent the month’s stones. I kinda wish they had chosen pink tourmaline since we already have several blue stones, though I must say, this shade of blue looks really beautiful, and I loved how the silver jewelry complements it.

The release includes the usual earrings, bracelet, ring and necklace in silver and gold, the pendant design is different and we also got a diadem instead of a crown or tiara.

An interesting fact, the Cursed Opal Diadem that was once owned by Princess Marie of Denmark, no longer exists in its original form. It was dismantled and turned into separate pieces of jewelry that were passed down through her family. I don’t know much about royalty, but finding only an old black and white photo of the original tiara made me dig a bit into its history lol. You can see that rare photo below:

This Wednesday’s release is the monthly birthstone jewelry drop from Epiphany. For the September edition, the featured stone is sapphire. 

As usual, we got two earring models, necklace, bracelet and ring, all available in both silver and gold with the blue stone, with a different pendant design and the crown of the collection is Queen Victoria’s sapphire coronet, made out of sapphires and diamonds. You can take a look at the real tiara below: