Bolongaro is named after one of the largest private Baroque palaces in Frankfurt, Germany. The pendant is inspired by the subtle colours of this magnificent building, incorporating a natural orange garnet and intense red tourmaline. The gemstones are enhanced by the delicate curves of the cabochon cuts and the discreet gold settings.

Garnets and tourmalines in shades of natural orange and deep red intensify the delicate cabochon-cut curves of these rings. The series was inspired by one of the largest Baroque palaces in Frankfurt, drawing upon the subtle colours of this magnificent building.

For these earrings, Marc-Jens found his inspiration in a historic park in southern Frankfurt. The arrangement of tourmaline and peridot gemstones creates a lively play of colours and light, suggesting leaves blowing in the wind. Different nuances and shapes appear, depending on the perspective.

A deep indentation running around the middle of this ring gives the illusion of two separate elements fusing into a single form, symbolizing combined intimacy. The ring was forged from pure gold and set with a navette-cut aquamarine.

Aquamarine stones in a discreet matt gold setting make up the core of these classically shaped earrings, topped by a diamond on the posts. The series is named after one of Frankfurt’s most influential architects.