Gabriele is an Italian arms historian and collector based in Switzerland who focuses on the technical identification and preservation of European edged weapons. He hosts the long-form series The Armoury Roundtable, where he facilitates technical discussions with experts such as geometer Peter Johnsson and armor specialist Dr. Martijn A. Wijnhoven. His work bridges the gap between academic archaeology and practical martial arts, often filming on-site at institutions like the Swiss National Museum to examine rare artifacts first-hand. A recent highlight in his portfolio includes the viral investigation of a rare legendary extendable rapier, a study that reached beyond the specialized HEMA community into broader historical circles. Gabriele utilizes macro photography and ASMR-inspired restoration segments to demonstrate the application of Renaissance Wax and the deciphering of makers’ marks. This evidence-based approach provides clear context for 16th and 17th-century military history, catering to researchers, museum curators, and dedicated collectors of antique weaponry.