I Love this place. There is an incredible variety of earrings and pendants. I bought a. pair of…read moreearrings and went back again to buy another pair a few days later. A nice break from the tourist shops plus wonderful designs.

A. Ring I bought there in the late 60's I would to love again. Green tourmaline set in yellow gold…read more. Wide setting.

This is the only jeweler I trust with my engagement ring! And the trust is well placed! They are…read morevery professional and efficient. They get the work done in a couple of days and it's guaranteed that they will do a good job. I mean after all they were Empress Elizabeth's jewelers nonetheless!! If you don't live in Vienna ( like me) you can send whatever you need fixed or repaired via DHL or FedEx and they will return it to you the same way. The shop is located in the city's historical center and still has it's old time charm, they exhibit their most famous pieces on the windows to which eager tourists always come around to snap pictures and admire the famous diamond stars Sisi used to wear on her hair. The staff is very courteous and professional, I completely recommend this place!

Nice shop, beautyful collection, friendly assistance and a very happy gilrfriend!read more

Very fun way to spend a Saturday morning in Vienna. Bought a few antique botanical prints. Food…read moremarkets vibrant and friendly

On Sunday, July 1st I went to the flea market in Hietzing…read more This flea market is situated at the beginning of one of the main Viennese shopping streets and one of the best areas of Vienna, directly after one of the entrances of the Castle of Schoenbrunn. It can be easily reached by U4 Stop Hietzing and the tram no. 60. The pieces offered are really authentic antique (e.g. Biedermeier, Art Nouveau, etc.) With the jewelry you have to be careful, there are only a few pieces that are authentic antique. But there is lots to see and the amount is really great compared to other markets. One thing that is really stupid is that you cannot really see the prices, because they are either not labeled or at the bottom of the pieces. The prices seem to be a little high. Thus when you lift the thing just to know how much it costs or you ask most of the sellers want to force you to buy the stuff!!! - and that is what I hate when I go to a market... The idea is great, and summarizing I must say this is a much better market than the one in the city of Baden, 24km down to the south of Vienna. The location there is a square place, but there are too many stands so you cannot really see and pick out and the prices are far too high. Besides the pieces are most of the time not authentic. This is why I prefer this market. Maybe the location you go to next time???