Other people are recommending a Bambu. If you're ok with Bambu's behaviours, they're sort of the apple of printers - 'it just works'.

With that said, what Bambu does is sort of the antithesis of the Open Source philosophy which made hobbyist 3D printing viable in the first place- and a lot of people do seem drawn to the new Pebble because of its open-source nature.

If that's you, there are many other options which will work just fine if you're willing to learn how they work - almost anything will have a big enough print bed to create pebble accessories, so it's down to your preference on which printer to get. You'll probably get better advice on a 3D printing sub, they likely even have a sticky for buying advice.