Coloured gemstones and diamonds, hand-set in Idar-Oberstein, Germany. From the bracelet for every day to the one-of-a-kind piece for life’s special moments.
Bracelets, rings, necklaces and pendants in silver, plus individual pieces in gold with large coloured gemstones. Everything is set, polished and checked by hand before it leaves the bench.
The first major piece of his own. A cascade of polished leaves falling from heavy to light: a drop-shaped aquamarine cabochon of 17.90 ct at the top, one of 7.65 ct at the bottom, and between them 83 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 0.73 ct – every pavé surface laid out by hand. Honoured by the Gemworld Munich jury in 2025 – and by the audience, for the very same piece.
EnquireKnotted, set and polished by hand. Every piece is one of a kind – because every stone is.
“Jewellery can be more than decoration. It can tell stories, mirror feelings and show character.”Marcel Gebert · interview, Bliss from Paris 2025
Marcel Gebert, 24, gem setter from Idar-Oberstein, Germany’s gemstone town. He started at fifteen, with knotted bracelets and the first stones he set himself. In 2025 his first major piece won the Young Designers Corner Award at Gemworld Munich – from the jury and the audience. His pieces start with the stone: first the colour, then the form, then the hand.
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Hall A1, stand NDA6, New Design Area. Spirit of the Ocean, the new pieces in gold and the bracelet collection – together for the first time.
A question about a piece, an idea for a one-of-a-kind commission or a meeting at the stand in Munich – a short message is enough, Marcel replies personally.