The studio Stoss im Himmel in Vienna city center brings together several designers under one roof. In the neighboring workshop, visitors can even look over the shoulder of the goldsmiths at work. The Ring King has his workshop nearby, where you can buy Bubble rings or charm rings (based on the principle of the charm bracelet).

Elisabeth Habig has her studio on Spiegelgasse. Hand-made, unusual jewelry and head ornaments can be found here. One eye-catcher, for example, is the jewelry collection inspired by sea urchins.

The jewelry by Katharina Schmid is characterized by lightness and delicateness, such as the knotted “Forget Me Knots” and the woven, twisted or crinkled silver rings and pendants.

The moha jewelry gallery is also a little paradise. Here, you can buy sophisticated and humorous jewelry by a wide range of designers from all over the world. A special tip is the grass rings by Kay Eppi Nölke and the knot rings by Oliver Schmidt. Some of the pieces can be purchased for less than €50.00.

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In her shop on Weihburggasse, designer Susanne Kitz sells not only stylish handbags, but also sophisticated jewelry. The opulent pieces are made by Susanne Kitz from semi-precious stones, mother of pearl, horn, corals and mussels.

Jewelry designer Anita Münz works exclusively with horn. She uses the noble material to produce chains, brooches, rings, bangles and earrings in clear shapes and sells the unique objects in her studio in the 7th district.

Jewelry designer Marie Boltenstern specializes in 3D jewelry in gold and silver, revolutionizing the world of jewelry. This method allows personalized designs in a wide range of price brackets.

The label My Magpie Vienna also specializes in 3D jewelry. Motifs of Viennese Art Nouveau serve as a template – from the leaves of the Secession to the pieces of furniture by Josef Hoffmann. The special jewelry pieces are available in the boutique Sylvie T.