Wedding bands
Specialists in the rings you wear every day (Trauringe), from plain bands to matched pairs you design as a set. A few run workshops where you forge your own over a weekend.
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Furrer-Jacot
4.7Schaffhausen, Switzerland, sold via Zurich retailers · since 1858
Furrer-Jacot has made rings in Schaffhausen since 1858, which puts more than 165 years behind the name. The wedding band range runs from plain gold and platinum to carbon fibre and titanium across collections like Carbon, Matterhorn and Magique, so a couple can match two very different tastes. Each ring carries a lifetime warranty with free inspection and polishing once you register it. Sold in Switzerland through authorised jewellers, including partners in Zurich.
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mojo design
4.6Winterthur, near Zurich
At this goldsmith atelier on Neugutstrasse in Winterthur, a couple forges their own wedding or engagement rings by hand instead of buying them off a tray. A goldsmith guides you step by step through a workshop that usually runs a single day, and the rings can be made in fairtrade gold. You leave with two bands you shaped yourselves rather than a catalogue pick. Bookable Tuesday to Saturday by appointment.
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St. Gallen, Switzerland
LABHART runs a private wedding ring workshop in St. Gallen where one couple at a time forges their own rings with a goldsmith beside them. After a short consultation you spend four to six hours forming, soldering, hammering and polishing the bands, then the atelier sets any stones and engraves them before pickup. You can work in yellow, white or rose gold, platinum, or a combination. No prior experience needed, and they run the same workshop for engagement and anniversary rings.
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Pforzheim, Germany, stocked by Swiss jewellers
August Gerstner is a Pforzheim wedding ring manufactory, now run by the sixth generation of the family, with more than 100 goldsmiths making the rings to order. You can pick white, yellow or rose gold, platinum or palladium, and the configurator lets a couple set up a matched pair before visiting a jeweller. The Mondlicht collection took a German Design Award in 2020. Sold in Switzerland through partner jewellers who handle fitting and engraving.
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Welzheim, Germany, stocked by Swiss jewellers · since 1880
Christian Bauer is a family firm in Welzheim that has made rings since 1880, with a reputation for plain, comfortable bands built to be worn every day. The Pairs section alone holds more than 90 matched sets, in gold from 585 to 750, plus 950 palladium and 950 platinum, with multicolour combinations too. Each finished ring carries an engraved fir tree as the maker's mark. Stocked by jewellers across Switzerland.
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Pforzheim, Germany, sold via retailers serving Switzerland · since 1919
A Pforzheim family firm making wedding rings since 1919, now run by the fourth and fifth generations. Fischer works only in 100 percent recycled precious metals, with a rooftop solar array covering most of its electricity. The Konfischerator configurator lets you set the profile, width, gold colour (including apricot and caramel tones), stone setting and engraving, and there's a carbon line for couples who want something darker. Plain bands sit alongside profiled and bicolour styles.
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Pforzheim, Germany, stocked by Swiss jewellers · since 1933
egf has made wedding and engagement rings in Pforzheim since 1933, with around 200 staff and a 3D configurator for designing a pair online. The range covers plain bands, milgrain and pearl-groove profiles, stone rows, carbon and mokume gane, in gold colours from yellow to grey gold plus platinum. A small blue diamond is hidden inside every ring as the workshop's signature. Bands typically run from roughly 1,800 euros upward depending on metal and stones.
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Rauschmayer
4.4Pforzheim, Germany, stocked by Swiss jewellers · since 1963
Rauschmayer has run its wedding ring manufactory in Pforzheim since 1963 and doesn't keep stock, every pair is made once you order it. The collections span classic, design-led and budget lines, and there's a fairtrade gold range for couples who care where the metal comes from. Two lucky doves are engraved inside every ring as the house mark. The 3D designer lets you shape a matched pair at home before ordering through a jeweller.
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Pforzheim, Germany, stocked by Swiss jewellers
Saint Maurice is the wedding ring line from Breuning in Pforzheim, blending machine work with hand finishing across more than 35 named design series. You'll find classic and light bands, carbon, tantalum and platinum, plus diamond-set and memoire options, with two fresh collections called Mix and Match and Twist added for 2026. The online ring designer lets a couple build a matched pair, and any set stone comes with a certificate. Sold through Swiss jewellers who carry the Breuning range.
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Altstetterstrasse, Zurich
A wedding ring retailer at Altstetterstrasse 150 in Zurich that keeps stock on hand, so you can try rings on and often pick them up the same day. They carry Breuning, Rauschmayer, Fischer and their own Linden line, in gold from 9 carat up to 18, plus palladium and carbon. Engagement rings come with natural, lab-grown or zirconia stones. Interest-free payment over up to 24 months is available.
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Winterthur, near Zurich
Zenubia sells its own wedding and engagement rings from a showroom at Zürcherstrasse 60 in Winterthur, a short train ride from Zurich. The metals run wide, gold in yellow, white and rose, plus platinum, palladium, carbon, titanium and tantalum. A 3D configurator lets you set width, profile and engraving, and they handle sizing and repairs in house. They put the focus on conflict-free materials at prices below the big Bahnhofstrasse houses.
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Brugg, serving the Zurich area
Central Trauringe is a wedding ring lounge that lists more than 1,000 designs and carries the Fischer, Rauschmayer and Gerstner brands under one roof. The metals cover gold in several colours plus platinum, palladium, carbon and stainless steel, with a 3D configurator, engraving and a two-year warranty. Free consultation and in-store try-on are part of the service. The showroom itself sits in Brugg, an easy trip out from Zurich, though the brand markets to Zurich couples.