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The most prestigious shopping zone in downtown Vienna – also called the “Golden U” – stretches from Hofburg Palace and Kohlmarkt via Graben to Kärntner Strasse. Formerly the location of numerous court-appointed jewelers, international luxury brands such as Cartier, Chopard, Tiffany and Wellendorff are the present-day answer to exclusive glittering dreams.
Right on the corner of Graben and Tuchlauben, Wagner runs Austria's largest shop for high-end jewelry. In addition to the jewelry produced in-house, you will also find renowned international brands in the 700 m2 shop. The centerpiece is a special Rolex boutique.
As a Viennese tradition, Bucherer has stood for the highest quality for decades. At its Kärntner Strasse location, the jeweler offers the best in watch and jewelry brands - from Rolex to Patek Philippe to Gucci. Their in-house goldsmith studio specializes in the creation of wedding rings, necklaces and earrings, and also undertakes expert jewelry and watch repairs.
The marble and wooden entrance designed by star architect Hans Hollein at Schullin on Kohlmarkt is reflection of what lies inside – modern design coupled with perfect craftsmanship. The extravagant contours and colors of Schullin jewelry are captivatingly appealing. Delicate coral branches, for instance, are grouped together like chili peppers to create an eye-catching necklace.
The Dorotheum, the world’s most venerable auction house, celebrated its 300th anniversary in 2007. Rare items of jewelry, from art deco to the modern age, can either be acquired at auction or nerve-sparingly purchased direct at the Kärntner Strasse branch or eleven other outlets in Vienna.
Graben 21 / Tuchlauben 2
1010 Wien
www.juwelier-wagner.at
Kärntner Straße 2
1010 Wien
www.bucherer.com
Kohlmarkt 1
1010 Wien
www.cartier.com
Kohlmarkt 16
1010 Wien
www.chopard.com
Kohlmarkt 8-10
1010 Wien
www.tiffany.com
Graben 14
1010 Wien
www.wellendorff.com
Kohlmarkt 7
1010 Wien
www.schullin.com
Dorotheergasse 17
1010 Wien
www.dorotheum.com