Moritz Glik

In 2003 Moritz founded his eponymous jewelry brand, Moritz Glik.^[2]

One of Moritz Glik's innovations is the creation of the "Kaleidoscope Shaker",^[3] where loose precious gemstones are enclosed in capsules made of white sapphire crystal and gold. This technique allows the gemstones to float freely, creating a mesmerizing and dynamic visual effect

His work has been showcased in various publications and media outlets, including Forbes,^[4][5][6] JCK,^[7][8] InStore,^[9][10] Vogue,^[11] InStyle, Cosmopolitan, W,^[12] Harper's Bazaar, and the book "Jewelry Shining Stars"^[13][14] by jewelry writer Beth Bernstein.

Moritz has a private showroom and studio in SoHo, New York City, where his pieces are designed and handcrafted.^{[citation needed]}

Moritz Glik's honors include being a two-time recipient of the Couture Design Awards^[15][16] for Best Diamond Piece under $20,000 (2011, 2012), presented by The Couture Show^[17] in Las Vegas, and the InDesign Award for Diamond Design by InStore Magazine (2016). His collaborations include Vik Muniz and Sebastian Bremer,^[18] and the auction house Christie's.^[19]