Exquisite jewels have always held a unique allure, captivating the viewer’s senses and drawing them into a world full of beauty, radiance, and mystical energy.
The Wagner Studios
These sparkling treasures are crafted by our goldsmiths. The art of watchmaking is also a fascinating craft that can be experienced by visitors at Juwelier Wagner. A large viewing window offers insight into the watchmaking atelier’s premises.
The Wagner Jewellery Studio
Viennese jeweller Wagner has specialized in the highest quality jewellery since the company’s founding in 1917.
The creation of unique pieces and the fulfillment of individual customer requests characterized the early days. Over time, additional jewellery pieces were increasingly crafted for existing unique items to complete a set.
In 1991, the first Wagner Jewellery Collection, LeGrale®, was launched. Following the great success of this collection, Wagner has been recognized as a leader in exclusive jewellery creations in Austria. This was followed by the collections Solitaire, Masterpiece, Star Light, Big Heart, Rivière, Signature, Living Stones, and Colosseo.
For expert customer consultation regarding custom jewellery creations, advice on maintaining the value of jewellery, and any repairs for damaged jewellery parts, the Wagner team is happy to assist.
Juwelier Wagner’s Watchmaking Studio
The craftsmanship of watchmakers and goldsmiths is an essential part of Wagner’s company philosophy. Haus Wagner is one of the very few jewelers in Austria that has both trades on its own premises.
The watchmaking atelier is perfectly equipped to fulfill a variety of tasks: housed in very bright rooms, it features state-of-the-art technical equipment. Dust-free conditions and hygiene are of utmost importance in the watchmaking atelier. Juwelier Wagner relies on the highest standards and installed an air conditioning system with extra-fine filters. The connected polishing room and washroom are under constant, slight negative pressure. This ensures that no dust particles can escape into the watchmaking area.
Through the viewing window, five of the six workbenches specially made for Juwelier Wagner can be seen. All watchmaker workstations are equipped with the latest technical small tools.
Watch manufacturers recommend value-preserving service at intervals of approximately 5 years. The movement is cleaned, washed, and re-oiled, wear parts such as sealing rings are replaced, and any signs of wear on the case are largely removed.