Frankenberg Collection GmbH - Jewelry and Gemstones

Collection

Manufacturing

Luna

Sapphires, spinels and diamonds in white gold

Lagoa

A tourmaline, emeralds and
Paraiba tourmalines in rose gold

Basket

Tanzanite and tourmaline in rose-
or white gold

Hug

An aquamarine in rose gold

Magnolia

Chalcedony, garnets
and diamonds in white gold

Oasis

Smoky quartz, tansanites
and garnets in rose gold

Nile

Amethysts, garnets, diamonds
and sapphires in white gold

Coral

A Spinel, pink sapphires and petrified coral in rose gold

Red Velvet

Garnet in rose gold

Spring

Peridot and demantoids in white gold

Colored Candy

Amethysts, an aquamarine with spinels and a green tourmaline
in rose, white- or yellow gold

Rings Amethysts, an aquamarine with spinels and a green tourmaline

Jeu Dor 1

Peridot, aquamarine or tourmaline in yellow gold, platinum or rose

Jeu Dor 2

Amethysts and aquamarines in rose gold

Jeu Dor 3

Aquamarines and peridots in white gold

Jeu Dor 4

Amethyst, peridot or aquamarine in rose-, yellow- or white gold

Cross

Tourmalines and aquamarines
or aquamarines and tansanites
in rose or white gold

Serene

Aquamarines and tansanites in white gold

Lilac

Chalcedony, pink tourmalines and garnets in rose gold

Crescent

Tourmalines and diamonds in platinum

Pink Blossom

Rose quartz and diamonds in rose gold

Mandalay

Amethysts, pink sapphires and
white jade in rose gold

Purple Rose

Amethysts, pink sapphires, diamonds and garnets in rose gold

Camouflage

Petrified coral with tsavorites in white gold

Cristal

Aquamarine, green beryl, smoky quartz and morganite with sapphire,
emerald and diamond center stones

Cufflinks Aquamarine, green beryl, smoky quartz and morganite with sapphire

Elephant

Jade and emeralds in rose gold

Gem Set 1

Chalcedony and sapphires in white gold

Gem Set 3

Aquamarines and peridots in platin

Ceylon

Sapphires “Multicolor” in rose gold

Greece

Pink tourmaline in bronze

Mushroom

Wooden box with sterling silver applications and amethyst

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BESPOKE JEWELRY

Customised design

Meteor

Aquamarines and diamonds in platinum from customers

We design and create custom jewelry according to your preferences.

Expertise

With over 25 years of professional experience in the
jewelry industry, including 15 years in management
positions at Tiffany & Co. in Frankfurt and Hamburg,
Hubertus von Frankenberg has been deeply
influenced by his career.

In 2011, Hubertus von Frankenberg embarked
on his own creative path with the presentation
of his own jewelry collection.

His works are not dictated by trends but are
timeless and characterized by impressive
aesthetics and elegance.

Colored gemstones form the centerpiece of his
creations, integrated into individually designed
and perfectly crafted art forms.

Inspiration is endless, drawing from style eras,
shapes, color combinations, and proportions.

Today, Hubertus von Frankenberg specializes
in crafting bespoke jewelry pieces and advising
on the purchase of gemstones as an investment.

Passion

Gemstone
investment advisory investment
advisory

In the search for alternative asset classes, the topic
of "gemstones" has come to the fore in recent years.
Gemstones sometimes bind extremely high values
in the smallest of spaces and have always been
suitable as fungible assets that can be easily
passed on to future generations.

When purchasing a gemstone for investment
purposes, a long-term strategy should always
be the basis, and the focus should be on value
retention.

High quality, a perfect cut, a minimum size, and
corresponding certifications are decisive here.

The prerequisite for a sensible investment in this asset
class is individual and sound advice, which primarily
defines the type of gemstone, investment amount,
and resale options.

When searching for the right gemstone, Hubertus von
Frankenberg draws on his many years of experience
and an internationally renowned dealer network,
which he has been able to systematically expand.

The search and acquisition are carried out transparently, purely on the basis of an agreed brokerage commission and thus with a clear financial advantage for the investor.

Certain types of gemstones are suitable for diversifying an investment portfolio. A basic distinction is made between diamonds and colored stones.

The significantly high increases in value in recent decades, particularly in the colored stone sector, were primarily driven by two main factors: increased demand on the wholesale and retail sides and, in some cases, extreme scarcity of resources on the mining side.

The most interesting colored stones are ruby, sapphire, and emerald. These have a higher potential to increase in value than diamonds, which have generally proved to be more dependent on the general market trend in recent years.

Larger diamonds of 5 carats or more in the highest quality, and the very rare colored diamonds with special coloring, are not affected by this.

In addition to the species mentioned, there are attractive colored stones, such as spinel or Paraiba tourmaline, which have proven to be very useful alternatives in the investment spectrum.

The fungibility of gemstones is basically defined by the following points:

Type of stone
Quality/certification
Demand/availability
Marketability

As with other alternative asset classes, such as automobiles, art, or wine, quality plays a key role. The value of a stone is determined by its rarity and thus by its color intensity, purity, size, and provenance.

Valuable stones are always accompanied by at least one certificate from an independent and internationally renowned laboratory.

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25

Years full of inspiration