5 pieces of jewelry from German designers under 200 euros

The result is 17 purist pieces – including earrings , bracelets, a brooch , and several rings – that translate the studio's formal language, characterized by clean lines and geometric shapes, into wearable objects. A particularly successful example is the ring "No. 36." Handcrafted from sterling silver, it impresses with its striking design. The semi-matte finish softens its harshness.

#4: Studio Ena, Saarbrücken

Bows and pearls – two trends that Studio Ena not only skillfully combines in its designs, but has also helped to fuel them. The jewelry label was founded by Elena Kayser and combines craftsmanship with lightness, playfulness with a clear design language. Inspired by her childhood and the family business, a tin foundry in Saarland that's over 100 years old, Studio Ena creates expressive pieces of jewelry.

Pearls are currently experiencing a remarkable comeback. They've long since left their once-dusty image behind and now represent modern elegance. A beautiful example of this are the handmade "No. 3" earrings. They are made from freshwater pearls of varying sizes and can be styled in a variety of ways, both for everyday wear and for evening wear.

#5: Saskia Diez, Munich

Saskia Diez has made a name for herself with delicate yet powerful jewelry that makes subtle statements. Her pieces are created in close collaboration with local goldsmiths in and around Munich, using materials such as recycled silver and gold. Diez doesn't design for a clearly defined target audience, but always first and foremost for herself—an approach that guarantees intimacy and authenticity.

One example is the "Leaves Lasso" necklace, whose Y-shaped silhouette not only highlights the décolleté but also creates a feeling of lightness and elegance. Two leaf-like elements glide along a delicate chain , creating a natural accent on the skin.

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