Exclusive piece of jewelry surprises Robert Geiss in the Geissens!

Exclusive piece of jewelry surprises Robert Geiss in the Geissens!

Saint-Tropez, Frankreich - In the current episode of the TV series "Die Geissens" on RTL two, Villach jeweler Paul Schützlhoffer appeared in which he presents an exclusive piece of jewelry. The event took place on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, and protégé officers brought an expensive gift to Robert Geiss on behalf of Carmen Geiss. The piece of jewelry, a trailer made of 18-carat white gold, is equipped with sparkling diamonds and is unique.

Carmen Geiss had the trailer made at Schützloffer, and to make the surprise perfect, the jeweler secretly traveled to Saint-Tropez. The joy of the successful handover was great with Robert Geiss and Paul Schützlhoffer. In an upcoming episode that will be broadcast on May 4, 2025, Paul Schützlhoffer and his father Gerald will be seen again in the Hissens villa, but this time in a private meeting.

growth forecast for the jewelry industry

The visit of the jeweler falls into a time when the jewelry and luxury clock industry awaits steady growth after the pandemic had led to burglaries. By 2025, the jewelry market is expected to grow by 3 to 4 percent annually, which corresponds to an increase in sales to between $ 340 and 360 billion, so reports Blickpunktjwelier.de .

In the same period, the watch market will also show increased growth, but in a lower range of 1 to 3 percent per year. The Asian market in particular is identified as an important growth factor, while the luxury brands continue to dominate the market.

changed market conditions and trends

In addition, the industry plans to expand more direct-to-consumer channels and omni-channel concepts in order to meet the growing demand. Online jewelry purchases have increased since the pandemic, and it is expected that they will make up between 18 and 21 percent of total sales by 2025. This shows the great potential of $ 60 to 80 billion in online sales.

With an increasing focus on sustainability, which is expected to influence 20 to 30 percent of global jewelry sales, jewelers and manufacturers are faced with the challenge of adapting their strategies. These trends are not only new opportunities, but also challenges for the entire industry.