He retired last month after 28 years traveling the world to source the very best gemstones for his family’s jewelry business, Oscar Heyman.
M. Geller Launches Redesigned Website
The diamond wholesaler has unveiled a new site that features improved functionality and new services and programs.

Chicago--Loose diamond wholesaler M. Geller has redesigned its website, upgrading the functionality and adding new services and programs.
With a more “contemporary” layout and graphic approach, the site, MGellerDiamonds.com, offers jewelers a better experience to learn about the company’s services and programs, including information and demonstrations of all the newest editions of the First Choice loose diamond search and Bridal Ring Creator programs.
The website’s loose diamond search tool now displays search results dynamically and has a responsive design for mobile devices. The M. Geller site gives jewelers access to more than 30,000 white, fancy color and lab-grown diamonds as well as the company’s Earring Emporium.
Jewelers also can learn how to get additional discounts on special order sales through the Geller Loyalty program and learn about the benefits and support the company offers through its lab-grown diamond brand, New Dawn Diamonds.
“We have always worked hard at being forward-thinking in the products and services we offer in order to better serve our customers,” company owner and President Marc Geller said. “We took that same approach in the redesign of our website.”
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