Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can still order jewelry from us online or by phone during the lockdown and either pick it up at the inventor's workshop or order it directly to your home.

Anyone who approaches jewelry making with passion, craftsmanship and economic know-how can successfully transform it into a lucrative business.

We do not believe in curses and we know that our jewelry is not cursed, as it was made in harmony with nature, had no previous owners and is individually tailored to your personal wishes.

We guarantee that our jewelry has no negative energy, as it is made with love, from natural materials and in harmony with nature.

Jewelry cannot make you sick, but it can cause allergic reactions – that's why in our inventors' workshop we make sure to use only high-quality and well-tolerated materials.

Jewelry can only cause problems if it doesn't fit properly – that's why in our inventor's workshop we tailor each piece of jewelry perfectly to your individual needs.

Jewelry can only be cremated with the deceased if it is made of flammable materials such as wood or leather.

Theoretically, human ashes can be preserved in amulets or pendants. So far, we haven't produced any such pieces of jewelry in our workshop, but we're always happy to take on new challenges. ;)

Since some cleaners can ruin silver jewelry, we recommend using isopropanol (pure alcohol) and felt or citric acid for heavy soiling.

There are as many methods for making jewelry as there are pieces of jewelry. If you would like to learn more about the different manufacturing methods, we recommend visiting our website at www.erfinderwerkstatt.com/projekte.

If jewelry turns green, it's often a sign that it's costume jewelry or contains copper in the alloy. High-quality materials, like those we use in our inventors' workshop, don't turn green.

Costume jewelry or jewelry made primarily of copper, nickel, or sterling silver often tarnishes. However, this is naturally not the case with the high-quality materials used in the inventor's workshop.

Photographing jewelry is quite tricky, as the objects are usually very delicate, detailed, and reflective. We therefore recommend using a lightbox and a macro lens, sufficient distance from the background, and a small aperture. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/undefined

Individual, high-quality pieces of jewelry often create a luxurious, sophisticated, and stylish impression.

To learn more about the production of gold jewelry, we recommend you take a look at our homepage www.erfinderwerkstatt.com/projekte.

Silver jewelry usually suits fair skin and cool-toned clothing better, while gold jewelry often complements tanned skin and vibrant colors. Rose gold, on the other hand, is a versatile choice that suits all skin tones and clothing styles.

Pendants, amulets, and finger rings were very popular among both Viking women and men. They also liked to wear leather bracelets, necklaces, and belts.

Among the biggest hits of 2020 were pearl necklaces, hoop earrings and chokers.

Jewelry from the inventor's workshop, which only came onto the market this year, is guaranteed to be a good option for a new trend. ;)

Gold and silver, in particular, are very sensitive and tarnish quickly when they come into contact with oils, chemicals, or perspiration. We therefore recommend jewelry made of precious stones.

Pure silver sulfates over time and turns black. However, professional cleaning can reverse this blackening.

Costume jewelry made partly of copper, nickel, or sterling silver often stains the skin green or black. However, this is naturally not the case with the high-quality materials used in the inventor's workshop.

Jewelry marked 925 indicates that this piece of jewelry consists of 925 out of 1000 parts silver and 75 parts another metal.

If your broken jewelry is a piece made by us, you are welcome to bring it to the inventor's workshop for repair.

You can buy jewelry either online or in a jewelry store near you. Our inventors' workshop also has an online shop, and you are welcome to contact us by email, contact form, telephone, or in person at the store.

Fashion jewelry is mostly manufactured in China or America, whereas exceptional pieces of jewelry are usually made by artists – as is the case in the inventor's workshop, where we produce each piece of jewelry by hand.

Good jewelers are distinguished by high-quality craftsmanship and handcrafted, unique pieces. That's why in our workshop, we create only one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces that are perfectly tailored to your needs.

Unlike costume jewelry, all jewelry made from precious metals is relatively valuable – however, the most expensive jewelry metal is crystalline osmium.

The price of a piece of jewelry should always be in proportion to its materials and production process. In our inventor's workshop, we use almost exclusively high-quality, natural materials and sell our unique pieces of jewelry at a fair price.

Which jewelry is the most expensive? In addition to the material, the time it takes to produce the jewelry is also a key factor in its price—special custom pieces can cost millions.

Jewelry in its various forms has been worn since the beginning of humankind – formerly mostly made from snail and shell shells, today from precious metals and stones.

You can purchase jewelry sets in most jewelry stores, and also order them from us in the inventor's workshop.

The rising prices of precious metals suggest that jewelry represents an extremely stable investment, but it is also the sentimental value of special heirlooms that makes jewelry a good investment.

Jewelry is a classic gift, suitable for both men and women, and symbolizes to the recipient that they are particularly valuable to them.

There are few jewelry stores that will buy your rings, and they usually only pay the material value. Alternatively, you can try selling your rings at auction houses or online.

Jewelry prices at jewelers are usually fixed and non-negotiable. However, at the inventors' workshop, you can get a 10% discount with the coupon code: "FAQ2021"

Standard jewelry pieces are generally not adapted to your measurements, but for custom orders we will ask for the appropriate measurements or, if necessary, measure them ourselves when you visit our inventor's workshop in Vienna/Lower Austria.

If you purchased your rings from us, you are welcome to have them cleaned again in our inventors' workshop.