There are over 1,700 mountains in Germany alone. Around 22% of the earth's land surface is covered by mountains. We at Fischer put your favorite mountain views on a ring. Let yourself be enchanted by the magnificent mountain panoramas on your personal pieces of jewelry with the Fischer special edition "Mountain Worlds".
For those who have a personal connection to a particular peak, Fischer offers the opportunity to create individual custom-made products at the customer's request. Every mountain that is close to your heart can be immortalized in a unique piece of jewelry - a sign of our flexibility and customer orientation. The depiction of the mountains is impressive in its attention to detail, which can be embellished with shining diamonds to match the sparkling ice on the mountain peaks.
You can find a list of trusted specialist retailers for Fischer Trauringe via the jeweler search. Our local experts will be happy to advise you on all your wishes and work with you to create your personal "mountain world".
Each ring in the "Mountain Worlds" special edition embodies an iconic peak - the Matterhorn, the Zugspitze or Mont Blanc - and brings the incomparable beauty of these majestic landscapes into the world of fine jewelry.
Each of these exquisite rings embodies the fundamental principles of Fischer: outstanding quality, masterful craftsmanship and a commitment to sustainability. Made from completely recycled precious metals, they combine an appreciation for the environment with aesthetic perfection.
Discover the image of the Matterhorn with the Fischer ring in 585/- gray gold. This artfully crafted piece of jewelry captures the sublime of the famous mountain and combines it with glittering diamonds (17 diamonds, total 0.068 carats, G/si). Made from 100% recycled precious metals, the ring reflects our commitment to sustainability and high quality. It is the ideal accessory for anyone who appreciates both nature and luxury.
Der Ring “Zugspitze” (38-07860-090) zeigt mit seiner Gestaltung in 585/- Apricotgold Deutschlands höchsten Berg. Er vereint zeitgenössisches Design mit der Feinheit traditioneller Handarbeit. Die detailgetreue Nachbildung der Gipfelkonturen, ergänzt durch die Einsetzung glänzender Diamanten (17 Brillanten, insgesamt 0,068 Karat, G/si), verleiht dem Ring einen außergewöhnlichen Glanz. Dieses Schmuckstück steht als Sinnbild für Kraft und Beständigkeit und ist ideal für all jene, die eine besondere Verbundenheit zu den Alpen empfinden.
Der “Montblanc” Ring (38-07859-070) ermöglicht es Ihnen, die Schönheit der französischen Alpen in Form von 585/- Weißgold an Ihrem Finger zu tragen. Die geschickt eingefangene, erhabene Anmut des Montblanc wird durch leuchtende Diamanten in Eisblau repräsentiert, die an glitzernde Schneeflächen und Eisdecken erinnern (17 Brillanten, insgesamt 0,068 Karat, si). Gefertigt aus umweltfreundlichen Materialien, symbolisiert dieser Ring nicht nur ästhetische Vollendung, sondern zeugt auch von einem starken Bekenntnis zu Umweltschutz und ethischen Prinzipien.
The attention to detail in the depiction of each mountain, paired with the brilliance of diamonds that imitate snow and ice, awakens a longing for freedom and adventure in nature. These rings are not just pieces of jewelry, they are symbols of happiness, sublimity and the boundless beauty of the mountains.
Immerse yourself in the range from Fischer - the expert for wedding rings & jewelry rings - and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty and uniqueness of each peak - a piece of heaven on earth, captured in a ring that is not only a piece of jewelry, but also a carrier of images, memories and dreams.
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