
Kategoriearchiv: Juwelier Koch, Frankfurt | Workshop Friedrich Kreuter & Co Hanau | Court jeweller
The renowned German jeweler Koch was established in 1879 by the brothers Robert (1852-1902) and Louis Koch (1862-1930). The Koch brothers quickly distinguished themselves for exceptional quality in both design and craftsmanship, rooted in the rich goldsmithing traditions of Hanau. Their workshop collaborated with the esteemed Hanauer Bijouteriefabrik Friedrich Kreuter & Co., which played a crucial role in the manufacturing of their high-quality pieces. Koch’s main store was located in Frankfurt, and they later opened a boutique in Baden-Baden, one of Germany’s most fashionable spa destinations of the era.
Koch’s exceptional designs soon attracted the attention of Germany’s high nobility, including the German Imperial family, particularly during the Belle Époque. Their refined creations, known for both elegance and exquisite detail, became highly sought after by royalty. One notable commission was a delicate neoclassical diamond tiara crafted for Princess Victoria Luise, the daughter of Emperor Wilhelm II, epitomizing the sophistication and artisanal skill that defined Koch’s legacy.
Koch and Kreuter’s collaboration represents a fascinating chapter in German jewelry history, merging artistic vision with masterful craftsmanship. While Koch, with his impeccable taste and understanding of aristocratic elegance, became a jeweler to Germany’s elite, Friedrich Kreuter’s workshop brought the designs to life with unmatched skill and precision. The Hanauer Bijouteriefabrik Friedrich Kreuter & Co., established as one of Hanau’s premier jewelry manufacturers, was celebrated for its attention to detail and ability to produce intricate, high-quality pieces that aligned perfectly with Koch’s sophisticated aesthetics.
Throughout the Belle Époque, Koch and Kreuter produced many remarkable pieces that went beyond simple adornment, becoming symbols of status, heritage, and artistry. Their works ranged from tiaras and parures set with diamonds and colored gemstones to unique neoclassical creations with delicate, often floral motifs that reflected the era’s fascination with natural forms. The Koch-Kreuter alliance was notable not only for its high-profile clientele but also for its contribution to establishing German jewelry as a symbol of refinement on an international scale.
As the 20th century progressed, the designs of Koch and Kreuter retained their cultural importance, standing as historical artifacts that captured the essence of their time. Today, collectors and connoisseurs recognize Koch pieces, often produced by Kreuter, for their distinctive blend of elegance and historical significance, making them highly valued in auctions and private collections worldwide. This legacy highlights not only the importance of collaboration in jewelry artistry but also the lasting impact of German craftsmanship on global jewelry trends.
Juwelenarbeiten aus dem Hause Kreuter im Besitz fürstlicher und königlicher Häuser |Royal Jewels made by Kreuter & Co. ca. 1900-1950, Hanau, Deutschland, Gebr Kreuter,
Royal Jewels made by „jeweller Koch Frankfurt“, workshop Friedrich Kreuter & Co, Hanau
Diadem made by jeweller Koch, Tiara made by workshop Friedrich Kreuter & Co, Hanau
Kreuter & Co. , Gebr Kreuter
Hanauer Juwelenfabrikation Fr. Kreuter u. Co., gegründet 1842 von Georg Friedrich Kreuter 1815-1902 und Wilhelm Karl Ludwig Kreuter 1813- fertigte zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts in enger Zusammenarbeit mit dem jüdischen Juwelier Robert Koch 1852-1902, über dessen Filialen in Frankfurt und Baden-Baden der Hanauer Schmuck angeboten wurde,
Ab 1879 arbeitete sie mit dem Juweliergeschäft Robert Koch (Frankfurt und Baden-Baden, seit 1883 Hofjuwelier) zusammen, als auch mit Juwelier Friedländer, Berlin.
Peter Rath, München, A. Nees in Bad Kissingen, Ernst Treusch in Leipzig; Firma Hessenberg, Frankfurt;
auch Max Friedrich Koch, Berlin – bezog Schmuck der Frma Kreuter!
Adelshäuser aus ganz Europa und Russland gehörten zu ihren Kunden. Während der Firmenzeit wurden über 700 Kronjuwelen produziert, für deutsche, mitteleuropäische und russische Adelshäuser sowie für zahlreiche abnehmende Hofjuweliere, Auftragsarbeiten, in Europa und Übersee.
Hanauer Juwelenfabrikation Fr. Kreuter & Co., gegründet 1842 von Georg Friedrich Kreuter (22.3.1815-8.6.1902) und Wilhelm Karl Ludwig Kreuter
Die Anfänge der Firma für Juwelen- und Goldschmiedearbeiten“ als Firma Kreuter & Co. Die Firma Kreuter & Co.
Juwelier Robert Koch, Hofjuwelier in Frankfurt am Main und Baden-Baden
7. Die Hanauer Schmuckmanufakturen auf den Weltausstellungen
Stilistische Einordnung der Kreuter-Schmuckentwürfe
Kreuter-Schmuck zum Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts bis 1914
Die Schmuckproduktion Kreuters während der Kriegsjahre von1914 bis 1919
Kreuter-Schmuck von 1919-1932
Schmuck in den 1930ern – die nationalsozialistische Zeit von1933-1945
Der Schmuck Hugo Levens Zeichner der Firma Kreuter & Co.
Weitere Kooperationspartner der Fa. Kreuter
Hanau gilt als eines der wichtigsten Schmuckzentren Deutschlands, dessen Goldschmiedegewerbe bis ins 16. Jahrhundert zurückreicht. Ihre wirtschaftliche Blüte erlebte die „Gold- und Silberschmiedestadt“ in der Zeit etwa zwischen 1800 bis zum Zweiten Weltkrieg. Die Juwelenfirmen spezialisierten sich in dieser Zeit auf hochwertigen Juwelenschmuck und Hanau entwickelte sich nach Pforzheim zum zweitgrößten Schmuckzentrum Deutschlands. Eine der einflussreichsten war die Juwelenfirma Kreuter & Co., deren Entwürfe aus der Schaffenszeit von 1842 bis 1984 im Firmenarchiv dokumentiert sind. Die enge Zusammenarbeit mit dem seit 1879 bestehenden Juweliergeschäft „Robert Koch“ in Frankfurt (seit 1883 Hofjuwelier) begründete den gemeinsamen Erfolg. Der Schmuck Kreuters durchlief seit Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts bis etwa 1945 mehrere markante Stilwandlungen: Angefangen beim Historismus, folgte ein Jugendstil französischer Prägung, der Art Déco und schließlich der Farbgoldschmuck der Vierziger und Fünfziger Jahre. Kreuters Entwerfer nahmen zeittypische Einflüsse auf, die sie in eigenständigen Interpretationen kreativ und hochwertig umsetzten.
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Katalog Entwurfzeichnungen der Firma Kreuter & Co.
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Koch, Robert (1854 – 1902)
For most of his life, Robert Koch, a purveyor to all the royal courts and high nobility of Europe, with shops in Frankfurt and Baden-Baden, is considered to be the Cartier of Germany.
In hopes of providing better opportunities for her five children, Regine Koch, a doctor’s widow, moves the family to Frankfurt am Main in 1870. Due to his mathematical talents, son Robert works as a teller at the Frankfurt Vereinsbank, but then follows his artistic passions and opens a jewellery store in 1879. His equally admirable younger brother Louis becomes his partner. Robert marries in 1880. The Koch company expands, thanks to the booming economy at the end of the 19th century. The family-run business places a high priority on customer relationships and acquisition, travels extensively throughout the country and makes a point to personally visit customers. Koch also participates in all the important industry exhibitions in Berlin and Hamburg. Early on, Robert Koch introduces Germany to jewellery from India. In the 1880s, the brothers open a store in Baden-Baden in the Kolonnaden, where the fashionable, the royal and the business elite mingle. Louis – a marvellous salesperson with sophisticated taste – takes over the branch store. He and his brother are among the richest men in Frankfurt around 1900. Their success is a result of several factors, including a clear sense of style, excellent taste and business acumen, but also a novel strategic approach: they manufacture their own ideas and designs in their own large studios in Hanau by their own masterful experts. Jewels from Koch are recognisable by a very special style and quality. Koch’s customers include many German dynasties, among them the houses of Hessen, Thurn und Taxis, and the Hohenzollern, which bestows the title of court jeweller at the turn of the century. They quickly achieve a level of international fame. The King of Italy, the Russian Tsar and the Prince of Wales all do business with Koch. In the years 1898 to 1918 the jeweller produces no less than 704 tiaras and crowns and 50 to 60 bandeaux. The beloved diadems are delicate and fine, mostly fashioned in a garland style.
In 1902 the jewellery business moves to an imposing store on Kaiserstrasse in Frankfurt. In the same year, Robert Koch dies at the age of 51. Louis manages the business alone until 1909 when Robert’s son Otto joins the company, along with Hermann Netter. Their style reflects the fashion of the time. Otto dies as the result of a riding accident in 1920. Louis dies in 1930. The jewellery business carries on, managed by Koch’s grandsons Rudolf and Robert Heilbrunner. The Kochs, a Jewish family, emigrate in 1935 to England, whereby the store in Baden-Baden is forced to close. After the war, the Frankfurt jeweller reopens in 1949 but with new owners. The traditional house finally closes its doors indefinitely in 1986.
BIJOUTERIEFABRIK KREUTER
Robert + Kreuter & Co. Kreuter & Co, · Kreuter & Co
Das 1905 errichtete ehemalige Fabrikgebäude der Bijouteriefabrik Fr. Kreuter & Co.
befindet sich etwas abgerückt von der Cornicelius-straße auf dem hinteren Teil des Geländes. Die 1842 von den Brüdern Karl und Friedrich Kreuter gegründete Firma zählte zwischen 1898 und 1918 zu den führenden Herstellern von Kronjuwelen in Deutschland. 1842 von Karl und Friedrich Kreuter gegründeten Bijouteriefabrik,
Hofjuwelier:
Fürst von Montenegro; König von England, Kaiser Nikolaus IIv Russland, Großherzogin von Baden; Prinzessin von Wales, Kaiser und Königin von Deutschland, Preussen ; Großherzogin Mecklenburg-Schwerin; Großherzog von Hessen; König von Württemberg; Herzogin von Hamilton; Großherzog von Luxemburg; Fürsten v. Schaumburg-Lippe; Herrzog von Sachsen-Altenburg; Erbprinzessin von Sachsen-Meiningen; König von Italien; Erbgroßherzogin Hilda von Baden,
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Princess Royals
Kreuter Hanau, Kreuter Koch Tiara Diadem
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Sternen Diadem mit Perlen und Diamanten |Eleonore Großherzogin von Hessen|Königliche Juwelen Hessen

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Royal Prussian Clover Leaf Tiara and Sapphire Diamond Necklace Parure| Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria |Empress of Prussia
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Die Geschichte zum königlichen Schmuck der Kaiserin….
Die Brosche mittig ist aus einem Cluster, des Colliers gefertigt und hat einen großen Cabochon.
Im Gegensatz zu der Brosche die von Kaiserin getragen wird und einen facettierten großen Saphir als Zentrum hat.

Das Kleeblatt Diadem der Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria –
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Sapphire and Diamond Parure| Royal Jewel History Princess of Thurn & Taxis
Princess Gloria, née Countess von Schönburg-Glauchau, has a very high-quality and unusual collection, despite the sale of part of the jewelry and jewels of the Princely House of Thurn und Taxis collected over the years, from which we can see a few remarkable pieces.

The high diadem in the empire style. Like the front side of a grenadier cap, set with diamonds has a large oval sapphire as the center, a large cushion-shaped sapphire is also attached above as a tip, both are carmized with diamonds and changeable. A frame made of diamonds.
Openwork, filigree scroll work of diamonds forms a high structure, acanthus leaves were worked into diamond-set borders and set accents. Another four sapphires are housed as highlights in the central motif, an exceptional jewel in the royal house’s treasury.
Like the complete diamond Parure, the tiara was revised in the 19th century by the renowned company Kreuter, Hanau specialist in white jewels, or supplemented with diamonds and precious stones from home jewelry.
The princess wears a necklace made of small flowers alternately set in diamonds and sapphires, the same size and workmanship, which can be lengthened or shortened as a choker close to the neck. The ear-studs in the lower part match the necklace, a sapphire framed with diamonds.

Die Ornamente der Saphire und Diamant Parure im Detail, historischer Hausschmuck der Fürsten von Thurn & Taxis
Archduchess Margarethe Klementine Maria of Austria 1870-1955, was a member of the Hungarian line of the House of Habsburg and an Archduchess of Austria by birth.
She married Albert, 8th Prince of Thurn and Taxis in 1890, the Prince ordered for her the sapphire and diamond parure by Kreuter, Hanau from older jewels and jewelry to rebuild a new versatile Parure, see above. In 1894, she was first time pictured with the tiara and the necklace.

Eine kleine feine Selection an Saphiren finden sie hier
Türkis Collier mit Diamanten, Halsband mit Türkisen der Parure mit Türkis Pfauen Diadem | Fürst Thurn-Taxis Schmuck Juwelen
Royal Peacock Turquoise Tiara with Diamonds| Fürst Thurn-Taxis Jewels | Jewelry
Pfauen-Diadem |Türkis-Diamant Diadem| Princessin Eulalia von Thurn-Taxis |Schmuck & Juwelen
Prinzessin Eulalia von Thurn und Taxis Hochzeit | Schmuck und Juwelen | Jewels | Wedding
Parure Empire Style Diamant Diadem | Historic Diamond Tiara of the Princes of Thurn and Taxis
Empire Style Diamant Saphir Diadem | Sapphire Diamond Tiara of the Princes of Thurn and Taxis
Turquoise Jewels with Diamonds| Jewelry | Fürstin Therese von Thurn-Taxis | Schmuck
Sapphire Diamond Bow Brooch Stomacher | Thurn and Taxis Royal Jewels
Smaragd Diamant Brosche | Schmuck Thurn und Taxis| Jewels stomacher devante de corsage emerald brooch made by Hancocks
Emerald Diamond Tiara of the Princes of Thurn and Taxis Diadem | Emerald Drop | Hancock Diadem
Fürstin Margarethe:Diamant Diadem mit Smaragdtropfen |Hancocks Emerald and Diamond Tiara
Fürstin Gloria:Diamant Diadem mit Smaragdtropfen | Hancocks Emerald and Diamond Tiara
Bericht über die grosse fürstliche Juwelen-Auktion | The auction of the princely Jewels Thurn and Taxis
Thurn und Taxis Jewels | Schmuck Ein Teil der versteigerten Ring-Collection | Jewelry The Ring Collection
Saphir-Diamant-Schmuck | Thurn und Taxis Jewel History| Royal Sapphire – Diamond Jewels Bracelet
Smaragd-Ohrringe der Grossfürstin Wladimir | Imperial Jewels | Romanov Emerald Earrings of the Grand Duchess Wladimir
Diamant-Collier und Starbust Halsband der Versteigerung | Jewels Jewelry Princes Thurn and Taxis Diamond-Collier Starbust Necklace
Das historische Smaragd-Rubin-Diamant Halsband des Fürsten von Thurn und Taxis | Royal Jewels| Emerald Ruby Choker with Diamonds of the House Thurn and Taxis
Die historische Smaragd Diamant Brosche des Fürsten von Thurn und Taxis | Royal Jewels| Emerald Brooche, Stomacher, Devante de Corsage with Diamonds of the House Thurn and Taxis
Smaragd Corsage Brosche mit Diamanten | Emerald Devant de Corsage | Royal Jewel Jewelry of the Princess of Thurn and Taxis
Kleine Diadem mit Diamanten und Brillanten der Fürstin Therese |Royal Imperial Jewels| Small diamond tiara of Fürstin Therese Thurn and Taxis
Diamant Diadem in Schleifenform | Schmuck| Thurn und Taxis Jewels |Princess Maria Josephas Diamond Bow, Garland Tiara
Das Rubin Cabochon Diamant Halsband im Stil der 40er Jahre von Fürstin Gloria | Rubies Ruby Necklace with Diamonds | Imperial Royal Jewelry | Princess of Thurn and Taxis
Brosche Devante de Corsage der Kaiserin Marie Louise von Frankreich | Imperial Jewels Thurn Taxis Jewelry | Empress Marie Louises diamond stomacher
Das Köchert Fuchsien Diadem | Thurn & Taxis Jewels | The Diamond Fuchsia Tiara made by Koechert
Das grosse Diamant Empire Diadem der Fürstin Margarethe | Large Diamond Empire Tiara
Die Rubin – Ohrringe aus dem Haus Orleans | Ruby Earrings Earpendants with Diamonds Princess Thurn and Taxis Rubies
Bericht über die grosse fürstliche Juwelen-Auktion | The auction of the princely Jewels
Das Perlen Diamant Diadem der Kaiserin Eugenie von Frankreich | Royal Imperial Pearl and Diamond Tiara of Empress Eugenie | Jewel History
Fürstenhochzeit mit dem Diadem | Princess Thurn and Taxis Wedding | Historic Jewels Pearls
Perlen Diamant Devant de Corsage |Historic Pearl Jewels| Imperial Royal Jewelry | Thurn&Taxis Diamond Pearl Devant de Corsage
Laurel Leaf Tiara with Diamonds| Princess Antonia of Thurn-Taxis Jewels | Royal Jewelry
Lorbeerkranz-Bandeau | Lorbeer Blatt Diamant Diadem | Prinzessin Antonia von Thurn-Taxis |Schmuck & Juwelen
Sapphire und Diamant Parure with high diamond Tiara | Royal Jewel History |Fürstin, Princess of Thurn und Taxis
Saphire Diamant Parure der Fürstin von Thurn und Taxis | Historische Juwelen und königlicher Schmuck
The ornaments of the high Sapphire and Diamond Parure, Necklaces and Tiara, in detail|historical Royal Jewelry Princes of Thurn & Taxis
Die Ornamente der Sapphire und Diamant Parure im Detail, historischer Hausschmuck der Fürsten von Thurn & Taxis
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Hohenlohe-Langenburg Diamond Fleur de Lys Tiara |Diadem with Pearls Royal Jewels
Hohenlohe-Langenburg Diamond Fleur de Lys | Tiara with Pearls Royal Jewels|Wedding Tiara of Cecilie Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg | Saskia Fürstin of Hohenlohe Langenburg
The story behind the royal jewel, click for more history:
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Wedding Tiara of Cecilie Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg | Saskia Fürstin of Hohenlohe Langenburg

Hohenlohe-Langenburg Tiaras
Fürstin Margarita, Princess of Greece and Danmark wearing this jewel
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The Imperial and Royal Wedding
Die Rubin-Tiara von Bolin im Detail | The Ruby-Tiara made by Bolin
Die Sterne mit Rubine und Diamanten |
The Diamond Ruby Stars
Juwelen und Schmuck Geschenke zur Hochzeit für Prinzessin Alexandra von Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha, Herzogin zu Sachsen| Fürstin Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Royal Wedding Gifts & Presents | Jewels of Alexandra Princess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha| Princess of Hohenlohe – Langenburg
Princess Alexandra Princess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha| Princess of Edinburgh| Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg|Imperial Pearl Diamond Collier | Royal Jewelry Marriage Presents
Diamond Bow Ribbon Tiara Diadem |Royal Jewels| Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Diamant Diadem aus dreifachen Schleifen und Bändern der Fürstin zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg | Königlicher Schmuck
Princess Marie Melita Wedding | Diamond Bow Ribbon Tiara Diadem |Royal Jewels| Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg | Schleswig-Holstein
Diamant Diadem aus dreifachen Schleifen und Bändern der Fürstin zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg |Prinzessin Marie Melita|Hochzeit Tiara Königlicher Schmuck
Duchess Marie Melita of Schleswig-Holstein |Diamond Bow Ribbon Tiara Diadem |Royal Jewels| Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Herzogin Marie Melita Schleswig-Holstein | Diamant Diadem aus dreifachen Schleifen und Bändern der Fürstin zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg Königlicher Schmuck
Diamond Fleur de Lys Brooch with Pearls Royal Jewels| Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Diamant Brosche Bourbonen-Lilie der Diamond Fleur de Lys Brooch Tiara Diadem Princess Royal Jewels|Fürstin Alexandra zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg|Prinzessin Beatrice, Prinzessin Cecile Schmuck Bourbonen lilie History“ | Königlicher Schmuck Geschichte der Juwelen
Diadem Diamond Fleur de Lys | Tiara with Pearls Royal Jewels|Wedding Tiara of Cecilie Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg | Saskia Fürstin of Hohenlohe Langenburg
Diadem mit Diamanten Bourbonen-Lilie ehemald Brosche der Fürstin Alexandra zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg | Prinzessin Beatrix, Prinzessin Cecile und Fürstin Saskia von Hohenlohe Langenburg | Königlicher Schmuck Geschichte der Juwelen
Large Diadem of Fleur de Lys with Turquoises | Princess Alice of Greece Princess of Battenberg | Fürstin Margarethe Hohenlohe-Langenburg Tiara
Fürstin Alexandra zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg | Fleur de Lys Diamond Pearl Brooch |Royal Jewels History
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Diamond Fleur de Lys Brooch with Pearl Royal Jewels| Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Fürstin zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1878-1942) Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg.
The hereditary princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg is pictured above, with a diamond fleur de Lys brooch.
She wore the brooch first after her engagement, which was a secret in May of the year and later for public in September 1895.
Her grandmother Queen Victoria was not amused.
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Pink Topaz Tiara | Princess Margaret of Hesse| Royal Jewels

The story behind pink topaz tiara, with vine leaves.
click for more history:
Royal Topaz and Diamond Tiara |Margaret Geddes
Princess Margaret von Hessen und bei Rhein|Princess Ludwig of Hesse

Der Verbleib der Topaz-Tiara ist nicht bekannt.

Landgravine Tatjana of Hesse |Diamond Emerald and Pearl Tiara |Royal Jewels
