Dibbern

Dibbern was founded in the 1960s by Bernd T. Dibbern. Originally, the brand functioned as an importer and distributor of premium European porcelain and glass. However, in 1997, Dibbern took a massive historical step by purchasing Germany's first private porcelain factory—originally founded in 1814 in Hohenberg, Bavaria, by Carolus Magnus Hutschenreuther. Since acquiring this historic factory, Dibbern has produced its own world-renowned Fine Bone China.

The "Golden Forest" is one of Dibbern's most elegant signature decors. It features the delicate, intertwining silhouettes of tree branches rendered in gold over pristine white fine bone china. Because the pattern requires high precision, the gold detailing is applied by hand before being fired.

Dibbern's pure white Fine Bone China collections (like the Amuse Bouche spoons and dip dishes) are generally dishwasher and microwave safe due to the high-temperature firing process. However, items with metallic accents, such as the Golden Forest vases featuring 24-karat gold, should be washed by hand to preserve the brilliance of the precious metal and must never be placed in a microwave.

Dibbern is dedicated to traditional, sustainable German manufacturing. Their Fine Bone China is created in a certified eco-friendly facility in Bavaria that uses advanced firing technologies to minimize carbon footprint and recycle energy. The brand focuses on long-lasting, heirloom-quality products rather than fast fashion or disposable tableware trends.