Corinne Gideon and her husband launch a new business

Following the success of their joint delicatessen, media personality Corinne Gideon and her husband Hili Sorotskin are entering a new field, launching a lab-grown diamond jewelry brand.

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Corinne Gideon and her husband launch a new business
Photo: מערכת ice | 31/8/2026 11:00 עקבו אחרינו בגוגל

Media personality and influencer Corinne Gideon continues to expand her business activities with the launch of MARABU, a new lab-grown diamond jewelry brand established in partnership with her husband, Hili Sorotskin. This marks their second joint venture, following the opening of the "Sorotskin" delicatessen about three months ago, which has become a well-known fixture in their public and business lives.

The new brand focuses on jewelry that combines quality, meticulous design, and high-end finishing, with collections designed by Gideon herself. MARABU has officially launched via its website (marabujewelry.co.il), offering a range of women's jewelry including rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, with plans to expand into men's jewelry in the future. The name MARABU reflects a connection between international flair and tradition, inspired by the phrase "Ma rabu ma'asecha" (How manifold are Your works).

The choice of lab-grown diamonds is intended to offer a more accessible luxury experience without compromising on quality. These diamonds are identical in chemical composition and crystalline structure to natural diamonds but are created in a controlled environment. All jewelry comes with a warranty certificate, and diamonds weighing 1.5 carats or more are accompanied by an IGI gemological certificate.

"MARABU was born out of my love for diamonds, design, and style. Over the years, the jewelry I wore was jewelry I designed myself or that Hili designed especially for me. My followers asked again and again where the jewelry was from, but it was impossible to get them anywhere. These questions made me realize that the time had come to establish my own brand, and now I am excited to share with them the designs that until today were only mine," said Corinne Gideon.

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