Extraordinary wedding rings Vienna
Handmade in the Kleeblattgasse
No catalog, no mass-produced items. At RINGKING, wedding and engagement rings are created through personal consultation – designed for your love and your life. Handmade at Kleeblattgasse 9, in the heart of the first district.
Max Grün
Goldsmith with over 30 years of experience
9 Kleeblattgasse
Show workshop in the 1st district of Vienna
Each ring is unique
There is no one else like him.
Handmade in Vienna
Made for always
Wedding rings are the oldest symbols of love. No other piece of jewelry carries as many promises and shared moments as wedding bands and engagement rings. They are symbols of everything you are to each other — of your story, your connection, and the life that still lies ahead of you.
Exceptional wedding rings are not just about aesthetics. They are about meaning.
At RINGKING at Kleeblattgasse 9, in the heart of Vienna's first district, we create wedding rings that meet this standard. Handcrafted, developed in personal consultations, and designed for your love and your life. I am Max Grün, a goldsmith with over 30 years of experience. I will personally guide you from the initial ideas to the finished wedding ring.
Handmade in Vienna. Made to last.
Our selection of wedding rings and bands is not a selection from a catalog — it is a selection of possibilities. Rings in gold, rings in platinum, rings with diamonds, rings in black on rose gold or white gold, vintage-style rings, rings as a set. For every style, every impulse of the heart, every love. Anyone looking for rings that carry their own love story begins here.
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Micro Pavé White Gold Wedding Rings
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Micro pavé side wedding rings
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Wedding Ring Squared & Pavé Setting
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Wedding rings 18 kt white gold faceted edge
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Wedding rings stacking ring
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Micro Pavé Yellow Gold Wedding Bands
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Hammered fine gold wedding rings
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Wedding rings fine gold crystal edge
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Slim Rose Gold Wedding Rings
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Hammered rose gold wedding rings
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Wedding Ring & Pavé Halfmoon Guard Ring
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Engraved rose gold wedding rings
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Wedding rings You'll never walk alone
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Wedding rings rough groove
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Ruff Black Wedding Rings
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White gold wedding rings, roof-shaped
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Matte white gold wedding rings
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Halfmoon Micro Pavé Wedding Rings
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Classic micro-pavé wedding rings
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Micro Dot Wedding Rings
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Gordian Knot Wedding Rings
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Anchor wedding rings
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White gold wedding rings engraving
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Snake engraving wedding rings
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Exceptional wedding rings — no off-the-shelf rings
Anyone looking for truly special wedding rings quickly encounters the problem of mass-produced goods. Countless wedding rings look the same, come from the same factories — and have the same story: none. That is the difference with an extraordinary wedding ring from my workshop.
Every wedding ring, every band, every piece of jewelry that leaves RINGKING is unique. There is no other like it. The value of an extraordinary wedding ring lies not in its price, but in the love it carries. Extraordinary wedding rings are not a marketing term for me — they are a philosophy.
If couples want wedding rings that cannot be bought anywhere else, then they have come to the right place at RINGKING. I take your ideas seriously, think along with you, and translate your vision into a ring with real character and real personality.
Bestsellers — our most popular extraordinary wedding rings
Although every wedding ring at RINGKING is unique, some designs have established themselves as particular bestsellers. These bestsellers show what moves our people the most — and what truly makes special wedding rings.
Diamond wedding rings in micro-pavé — our RINGKING signature design:
Our most popular bestseller is wedding rings with diamonds set directly along the ring edge in a micro-pavé setting. Many small diamonds, placed closely together—a sparkle visible with every movement that combines simplicity with brilliance. This is our signature design.
Faceted edge — our proprietary development without diamonds:
A key piece that is particularly close to our hearts: wedding rings featuring our signature faceted edge—completely without diamonds. In goldsmithing, this is also known as guilloché, where perpendicular or radial lines are worked into the precious metal. The result is an impressive play of light and reflection that changes with movement and the angle of light—in pure precious metal, without any stones at all. Currently in high demand in white gold and rose gold.
Hammered wedding rings — vibrant and distinctive:
The hammered surface is created by manually crafting many small indentations into the ring with a special hammer — no two hammered wedding rings are alike. We distinguish between a fine hammered finish — elegant and velvety with a subtle shimmer in the light — and a coarse hammered finish, which appears more distinctive and rustic. Both versions are available polished or matte and can be wonderfully combined with engagement rings or other ring designs.
Rose gold wedding rings:
Rose gold is one of our most enduring bestsellers — romantic, warm, and available in countless variations, widths, and alloys.
Vintage and bohemian wedding rings:
Vintage wedding rings with the charm of bygone eras are top sellers for those who appreciate craftsmanship and elegance. Particularly popular: the bohemian style with romantic floral patterns and individual motifs, finely incorporated through hand engraving — each ring a personal work of art.
Black wedding rings — for individualists with style:
Black wedding rings are not a mass phenomenon. They are understated rings with a fashionable touch — for people who know what they want without having to shout it out.
Two-tone wedding rings — timeless evergreens:
Bicolor combinations of two precious metals are constantly in demand and have become true classics. Rings that never go out of style — because they unite two things that belong together.
Consultation — the right start for extraordinary wedding rings
Exceptional wedding rings and bands are not created on a screen. They are created in a personal consultation — in our showroom workshop at Kleeblattgasse 9, where you can see from the very beginning how wedding rings are made at RINGKING.
For me, consultation is not just a side note.
I will show you shapes, widths, finishes, and various materials.
We will compare metals and alloys directly on your hand and against your skin.
We will talk about your life with the wedding ring — about everyday life, your profession, and all the moments in which exceptional wedding rings are present.
Your vision and your wishes are at the center of it all — from the initial inquiry to the finished wedding ring. Results that inspire are born from genuine consultation.
Materials and alloys — the soul of your wedding rings
Choosing the materials and the right alloy is where it all begins. Exceptional wedding rings start with the right alloy — the right precious metal, the right strength, the right color.
I work with a wide range of precious metals: yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, red gold, platinum, palladium, and silver. The selection of materials is one of the most important decisions on the path to extraordinary wedding rings — and one that I make together with you. All the materials I use are time-tested, precious, and made for a lifetime. Choosing the right materials is always part of my consultation. Rings are created from the right combination of material, alloy, and design. There is the perfect metal for every vision — and the right alloy for every metal.
Yellow gold — warm and timeless
Yellow gold is the classic precious metal for wedding rings. Yellow gold wedding rings are warm, timeless, and elegant — a gold ring that needs no explanation. Gold in its warm, sunny hue has been the symbol of love for thousands of years. I work with 18-karat and 14-karat gold — the alloy determines the color and hardness. 18-karat gold is more intense and richer. Yellow gold made from high-quality gold harmonizes beautifully with diamonds and brilliants and is the basis for many bicolor combinations.
White gold — modern and cool elegance
White gold is created by alloying yellow gold with white metals such as palladium. White gold wedding rings have a cool style and make diamonds appear especially pure. White gold wedding rings are very popular with anyone who wants to combine modern aesthetics with classic quality.
Rose Gold — Love in Color
Rose gold is the most romantic of all precious metals. The pinkish tint of rose gold is created by alloying it with copper. Rose gold wedding rings flatter almost all skin tones and radiate a warmth that other metals cannot achieve. Rose gold has been the most popular metal for wedding rings among couples in Vienna for years. Rose gold and diamonds — one of the most beautiful combinations for extraordinary wedding rings. Rose gold in bicolor combinations with white gold or platinum: romantic beauty on a single ring.
Rose gold — intense warmth
Red gold is the more intense version of rose gold. In red gold, the copper content in the alloy is higher — the result is a deep, rich red. Red gold wedding rings radiate a warmth that lies between traditional and modern. Red gold with diamonds creates a fascinating contrast of fire and light. Red gold combined with white gold or black: a strong statement that leads to unique, extraordinary wedding rings. Red gold is available at RINGKING in various alloys.
Platinum — the most noble of all metals
Platinum is the finest precious metal for wedding rings. Platinum is denser, heavier, and more durable than any gold alloy. Platinum does not change its color — platinum wedding rings and platinum engagement rings retain their silvery-white luster for a lifetime. Platinum is hypoallergenic, making platinum rings the perfect choice for sensitive skin. Platinum as an alloy for wedding rings typically contains 950 parts platinum per thousand. Platinum is the ideal setting for diamonds — the cool white of platinum allows diamonds to shine in full brilliance. Platinum is also the preferred metal for vintage wedding rings in the Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles. Platinum wedding rings are the noblest and most exceptional wedding rings available.
Palladium — lightweight precious metal
Palladium belongs to the group of precious white metals and is naturally white and hypoallergenic. Palladium wedding rings offer the appearance of platinum wedding rings with less weight. Palladium is also an important alloying component in white gold.
Silver for special occasions
Silver is the most accessible of all precious metals. Due to its softness, silver is less suitable as an everyday wedding ring. As an accessory ring or a ring for occasional wear, silver is a beautiful option. Silver is also used as an alloying element in white gold.
Style worlds for extraordinary wedding rings
Black wedding rings — strength and elegance in black
Black wedding rings are more than just a trend. Black stands for strength, for love without compromise. Black wedding rings and bands speak to those who love clear statements.
Black on precious metal wedding rings is achieved through black rhodium plating — a process in which gold or platinum is given a deep, durable black finish. Black on red gold creates a contrast of fire and darkness that no alloy alone can produce. Black on rose gold is both romantic and bold. Black on white gold or platinum looks cool, elegant, and timeless.
Black wedding rings are available at RINGKING in all shapes and widths. Black is not a one-size-fits-all solution — but the starting point for extraordinary wedding rings with a real message.
Vintage wedding rings — timeless love
Vintage wedding rings possess a magic that modern designs often cannot achieve. Vintage stands for craftsmanship from another era — for intricate details, curved forms, and beauty that remains timeless.
Vintage platinum wedding rings are particularly special pieces of jewelry: platinum was the preferred metal of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras. Vintage platinum wedding rings with diamonds have a radiance that no other design achieves. Those looking for extraordinary wedding rings with true character will find vintage designs at RINGKING that combine classic beauty with modern craftsmanship.
A special expression of the vintage concept is the bohemian style: romantic floral patterns, delicate vines, and individual motifs that are incorporated directly into the ring through fine hand engraving. Every bohemian wedding ring is a personal work of art — a declaration of love engraved in metal that lasts a lifetime.
Two-tone combinations — two metals, one wedding ring
Bicolor wedding rings combine two precious metals into one ring. Bicolor combinations of rose gold and white gold, red gold and platinum, or other pairs of precious metals — these are designs with depth and character.
Anything that creates contrast is possible with bicolor wedding rings: red gold with white gold, rose gold with platinum, yellow gold with black. These rings unite two people — made for each other, meant for each other.
Diamonds in extraordinary wedding rings and engagement rings
When it comes to special wedding rings with stone settings, diamonds are the gold standard. Diamonds represent durability and clarity. Diamonds in wedding rings and bands combine everything that is everlasting: a precious metal and the hardest stone in the world.
Why diamonds in wedding rings?
Diamonds are the hardest materials in the world — diamonds do not scratch, do not lose their luster, and retain their value for a lifetime. Diamonds in extraordinary wedding rings are an investment in beauty that lasts.
Diamonds have fire. Diamonds transform every wedding ring into a play of light — with every movement, every glance, every gesture. That is the effect of diamonds, which no other stone can replicate.
Diamonds — the most sparkling of all accessories in wedding rings
Brilliants are brilliant-cut diamonds — the cut that creates maximum fire. Brilliants in wedding rings create a radiance that no other stone can match. Rings with brilliants along the band, brilliants as accents, brilliants in micro-pavé: everything is possible. Brilliants in rose gold wedding rings have a warmth that brilliants in white gold cannot achieve. Brilliants in platinum appear the purest. Brilliants in vintage platinum wedding rings connect eras into a single, extraordinary piece of jewelry. And brilliants in black wedding rings with black rhodium create the strongest of all contrasts: dark metal, white light.
Diamonds on the edge — our specialty
Micro-pavé diamonds set directly along the ring's edge: many small diamonds placed closely together so that the wedding ring sparkles with every movement. This is the signature design of RINGKING — a bestseller that combines simplicity and brilliance in a unique way.
For those who love the fire of diamonds but prefer a cleaner look, our own facet cut offers the perfect alternative: lines worked into the precious metal at right angles or in a radial pattern — a technique known in fine goldsmithing as guilloché — create a vibrant play of light and reflections that shifts with every movement. No stones, just pure metal — yet a sparkle that inspires. Our proprietary development, handcrafted in Vienna.
Diamonds in all metals and styles
Diamonds in rose gold wedding rings radiate romantic warmth. Diamonds in red gold have fire and passion. Diamonds in white gold or platinum appear the purest and most brilliant. Diamonds in black wedding rings with black rhodium create the strongest of all contrasts. Diamonds set in vintage platinum wedding rings combine two eras into an extraordinary piece of jewelry.
Diamond wedding rings can be anything: simple with a single diamond as an accent, fully set with diamonds in an elaborate pavé setting, or anything in between. Micro-pavé diamond rings, flush-set diamond rings, channel-set diamond rings — all these rings are created by hand in my workshop. I have mastered all types of diamond settings: micro-pavé, channel, flush, and prong.
Lab-grown diamonds
I also work with lab-grown diamonds for exceptional wedding rings. Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically identical to natural diamonds.
Lab-grown diamonds make it possible to integrate more diamonds into wedding rings — within the same budget. This is a real opportunity to bring more brilliant-cut diamonds and stones into exceptional wedding rings.
Fancy color diamonds in particular — intense shades of yellow, pink, and blue — are a fascinating option as lab-grown diamonds. And it is an option that we are happy to explore together during your consultation.
Diamonds - with glitz and glamour and everything that shines
Diamonds in extraordinary wedding rings shine in many ways. A single diamond as an accent. Many small diamonds in a pavé setting. Diamonds along the entire band. Diamonds as accents in black wedding rings with black rhodium. Diamonds in vintage platinum wedding rings. Diamonds in rose gold, diamonds in white gold, brilliant-cut diamonds in warm or cool metals—everything is possible when quality and precision are right.
What makes diamonds extraordinary: everything. Their durability, their fire, their ability to refract all the light in the world in a single moment. Diamonds in extraordinary wedding rings are not decoration—they are an expression.
Design, shape and width of your wedding rings
The design of an extraordinary wedding ring is more than just aesthetics. Shape, width, and design determine how wedding rings look on the hand and how they are worn throughout a lifetime.
Form
Whether classic round, flat, slightly domed, or organic — the shape determines the character of the rings. Flat shape: rings that appear modern and defined. Domed shape: rings with a classic character. Organic shape: rings with an appearance that mimics no other design. Rings can be something truly unique — and that is exactly what extraordinary couples are looking for.
Width
Narrower wedding rings of 2–3 mm appear delicate and feminine. Medium widths of 4–6 mm are the classic choice. Wide wedding rings from 7 mm make a strong statement. The width is no coincidence — it is a decision for life. Width and shape, alloy and surface — everything together creates the unique style of extraordinary rings. You will find the right width during a consultation.
Rail
The shank of the wedding ring is the foundation. A band of yellow gold or red gold is the most classic. A shank of white gold or palladium is the most modern. Width and profile determine the wearing comfort for everything to come.
Surfaces — how wedding rings refract light
The finish of your wedding rings determines everything — how they look in the light, how they feel on a daily basis, and how their appearance holds up over time. I offer all finishes for all precious metals.
Hammered surface - a bestseller with soul
The hammered finish is one of our most popular surface textures. It is created by individually crafting many small indentations into the ring with a special hammer — by hand, and unique every time. A fine hammered finish looks elegant and velvety in the light, while a coarse hammered finish appears more striking and rustic. Both versions are available in polished or matte finishes. The special feature: matte hammered surfaces can be easily refreshed at home using a scouring pad if they show signs of wear — your rings will always look as good as new. Hammered wedding rings combine wonderfully with stacking rings or other designs.
Polished surface: clear, shiny, classic. Matte surface: modern, subtle, elegant. Brushed surface: textured, between glossy and matte. Ice-matte surface: velvety, calm, distinctive.
Combining different surface textures on a single wedding ring creates tension — polished on the outside, matte on the inside. Surfaces made of black and precious metal. Surfaces featuring black and a rose gold inlay. The contrast between surfaces is a design principle in its own right for extraordinary wedding rings.
Every idea is a starting point
At RINGKING, people have brought all sorts of wishes: special engravings and handmade bohemian motifs, diamonds in unusual settings, guilloché patterns in white gold, bicolor combinations of three metals, black rhodium plating on vintage designs. Everything you imagine is a starting point. Everything you wish for, I take seriously.
Connection and love — wedding rings for everyone
Wedding rings and bands are symbols of connection and love — for all couples, without exception. Couples of all kinds come to me: couples looking for classic wedding rings and couples who bring the most unusual ideas with them. Some choose simple gold rings, others prefer platinum rings with diamonds — every choice is right if it suits the love.
Love is love. And extraordinary wedding rings are available for all who have given their hearts to one another. Whether two identical rose gold rings — a symbol of connection and love through equality. Or two completely different wedding rings — platinum and rose gold, warm gold and black, white gold and red gold — that belong together nonetheless. Sometimes love lies exactly in the contrast.
The heart is the same in everyone. Love is the same. And the heart senses which ring is the right one. Sometimes it is a set of two identical rings. Sometimes they are rings that look different at first glance but carry the same heart of gold, platinum, or black. The heart always knows. Deep down, you know — and in a consultation, we will find it together. Rings that touch the heart are created through true craftsmanship.
Quality, workmanship and precision
Every wedding ring at RINGKING is created by genuine handcraft. Precision workmanship is my only benchmark. I combine traditional goldsmithing techniques with state-of-the-art technology whenever the design demands it. The results speak for themselves: wedding rings that last a lifetime—not only in their material, but in their individuality.
Quality shows in the details: how diamonds and brilliant-cut stones sit in their settings, how a surface reacts to light, how platinum and rose gold meet, how a yellow or red gold ring looks on the hand. These are the details that set exceptional wedding rings apart from everything else. Watch our video on the website—this will give you a real insight into what is created at RINGKING. There is nothing better than genuine craftsmanship in Vienna. And nothing more authentic than a ring that was truly made for you.
Every wish fulfilled — for every budget
Special wedding rings and extraordinary engagement rings don't have to be the most expensive—they just have to have the right value. I have a solution for everything: from simple gold wedding rings to platinum wedding rings with diamonds and brilliants, from vintage designs to black wedding rings with black rhodium. The symbols of your love should be created in a way that fits your life. If couples have a specific budget for wedding rings in mind, I will show you which option achieves the greatest impact—and which selection of rings suits you best.
FAQ — Extraordinary Wedding Rings at RINGKING Vienna
Where can I have unique wedding rings made in Vienna?
At RINGKING at Kleeblattgasse 9. All engagement and wedding rings are custom-made by hand — from the alloy to the finish.
Which metals and alloys are there?
Yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, red gold, platinum, palladium and silver. There is a suitable alloy for every choice — I will advise you on all the possibilities.
Are there black wedding rings?
Yes. Black gold and platinum wedding rings with a black rhodium finish are available at RINGKING in all shapes and widths.
What are the bestsellers?
Our top sellers are wedding rings with micro-pavé diamonds, vintage platinum wedding bands, rose gold wedding rings, bicolor combinations of rose gold and white gold, as well as black wedding rings with black rhodium.
Are there rose gold and red gold wedding rings?
Yes. Rose gold and red gold are two of our most popular metals — both available in various alloys and widths.
What is the difference between rose gold and red gold?
Red gold has a higher copper content in the alloy than rose gold — the result is a more intense, richer red. Both are beautiful precious metals for special wedding rings.
What makes wedding rings extraordinary?
Not that they should stand out. But rather that they should suit you. Diamonds, unique surfaces, unusual metals, bicolor combinations, vintage details — anything can be extraordinary. Some look for simplicity, others for something eye-catching, and others still for both at once.
What width should my wedding ring be?
That depends on the hand and the style. During the consultation, we try on all widths using real sample rings — that way, you can find what truly suits you.
Can I have platinum wedding rings made?
Yes. This precious metal is the best for wedding rings — durable and the ideal setting for diamonds.
What are the current trends in wedding rings?
Currently in high demand are wedding rings with diamonds along the edge in a micro-pavé setting—a subtle yet incredibly effective sparkle with every movement. Also very popular is our own custom facet cut on the ring edge without diamonds—known in goldsmithing as guilloché: lines running at right angles or in a radial pattern are worked into the precious metal, creating a lively play of light and reflections that changes with movement. No stone, pure metal—yet an irresistible sparkle. Currently in high demand, especially in white gold and rose gold. And a true classic that keeps coming back: the vintage-look wedding ring, black rhodium-plated—intricate design meets dark depth.
Which gold tone should I choose — yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, or red gold?
That depends heavily on your skin tone — and is best tested directly. Warm skin tones often harmonize beautifully with yellow gold, rose gold, or red gold. Cool skin tones are particularly complemented by white gold or platinum. But these are rules of thumb, not laws — ultimately, your heart decides. That is exactly why we take the time during our consultation to compare different gold tones directly on your hand. What looks good on a screen can look very different on the hand — and vice versa. Come by and try it out.
How can I schedule a consultation appointment?
Write an inquiry to max@ring-king.com. This is how the first step towards extraordinary wedding rings begins — with a personal consultation in the workshop.
Which rings are in high demand?
Couples come to us looking for very different things when searching for wedding rings: rings with diamonds, black rings, rose gold rings, platinum rings. In the search for the right ring, I will help you make the best choice.