International Online Sellers
Established retailers based abroad who confirm they ship to Switzerland, for a buyer comparing internationally before or without a Zürich showroom visit. Each runs its own inventory and customer service rather than acting as a marketplace for other sellers. Read the shipping and returns policy before ordering something you cannot easily send back from a Zürich address: import VAT and a handling fee typically apply on arrival, and a few sites here are candid that Switzerland sits outside their standard delivery zone unless you check first. We rank by how clearly each site states Swiss delivery cost, duty and returns upfront, not by brand recognition alone.
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Ships to Switzerland (Swiss storefront) · dal 2005
Angara's Swiss storefront renders in German with CHF pricing that already includes Swiss VAT, a dedicated Swiss phone line, and one of the widest sapphire selections online.
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Ships to Switzerland from the US
A Los Angeles diamond and ring seller that ships to Switzerland over $1,500, with an unusually clear country-by-country VAT reference table
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Ships to Switzerland · dal 2000
A Houston specialist in AGS-ideal and super-ideal cut diamonds that ships insured to Switzerland and runs a dedicated Swiss reviews page.
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Ships to Switzerland · dal 1995
The company that invented lab-grown moissanite in 1995 ships engagement rings to Switzerland directly, with a published 30-day return window and a lifetime warranty on the stone.
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Ships to Switzerland · dal 1890
A family-run US jeweler that builds custom engagement rings from scratch and ships them free worldwide, though Swiss import VAT and self-funded returns apply
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Ships to Switzerland from the UK · dal 1937
A family-run English jeweller trading since 1937, with real London and Manchester showrooms, virtual consultations, and a delivery page that names Switzerland as a free, insured destination.
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Ships to Switzerland from the UK
A London bespoke ring designer that ships worldwide including Switzerland, though resizing and postal warranty service are limited to the UK, US, EU, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
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Ships to Switzerland · dal 1980
A Los Angeles jewelry house selling moissanite and diamond rings worldwide, with CHF pricing at checkout, though Swiss duty and VAT are collected on arrival.
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Ships to Switzerland from Las Vegas, US
A Las Vegas moissanite specialist whose shipping table names Switzerland directly at a 30 dollar fee on orders over 300 dollars, with a published 30-day international return window
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Ships to Switzerland from Madrid, Spain
A Madrid moissanite specialist that names Switzerland in its shipping guide and folds duty into the checkout price rather than billing it on delivery
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Hatton Garden, London, UK
A Hatton Garden jeweller that builds every ring in-house and ships worldwide, though it now limits international parcels to business addresses only.
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Ships to Switzerland from Munich, Germany
A Munich jeweller with its own workshop that spells out the exact Swiss import tax on its shipping page instead of leaving you to guess
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Ships to Switzerland from Inning am Ammersee, Germany · dal 1991
A Bavarian family-run jewellery manufactory with a dedicated Swiss webshop, CHF pricing and English support, though Swiss import VAT lands at delivery
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Ships internationally from the US
A Wisconsin lab-created diamond and moissanite specialist for expats comparing alternatives online, though Swiss duty and return terms are not spelled out.
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Corporate offices in New York, diamond trading base at the Israel Diamond Exchange · dal 1979
The specialist in natural fancy color diamonds with a global family history and a dedicated engagement line, though it never names Switzerland by name.
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Vicenza, Italy · dal 1929
A century-old Vicenza goldsmith with no Swiss boutique, but two Zurich stockists and Swiss franc checkout of its own
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Ships internationally from Vienna, Austria · dal 1974
A Vienna jewellery house with its own engagement ring line and a free worldwide shipping policy that never names Switzerland directly.