Exclusivity Levels
Jens Ritter’s instruments are available in three distinct levels of exclusivity, each defined by its materials, artistic depth, and uniqueness:
Signature Pieces — up to €15,000
Master Pieces — €15,000 to €25,000
Collector Pieces — starting at €25,000
Signature Pieces

These works are crafted from the same core models as all higher levels, yet they focus on artistic clarity, purity of design, exceptional playability, and a perfectly balanced blend of tone and resonance. Fine tone woods of outstanding quality form the foundation, enriched with subtle artistic accents. They are built for musicians who demand absolute trust: flawless ergonomics, a distinctive voice, and unwavering performance in any musical environment.Signature Pieces are premium instruments created for players – serious, professional, and uncompromising.




Master pieces

Master Pieces elevate the experience through rare, museum-grade tone woods and exclusive materials such as select gemstones, precious fabrics, and elaborate inlay work. Every element reflects a higher level of craftsmanship, detail, and artistic intention. These creations resonate with clients who appreciate exclusivity, individuality, and a strong artistic presence.Often commissioned by individuals with cultivated expectations, they embody a desire for something truly personal and unmistakably distinct.A Master Piece is both an object of passion and a statement of personal style.




Collector pieces

CollectorPieces represent the pinnacle — true treasures that transcend the idea of an instrument and enter the realm of functional art. Crafted as one-of-a-kind works or in extremely limited editions, they carry the same aura as iconic objects of haute craftsmanship, reminiscent of the spirit of Fabergé. Materials such as flawless diamonds, solid gold, platinum, and irreplaceable master-grade woods make each piece a singular artifact of global rarity. Their cultural significance is unmistakable: several works by Jens Ritter already reside in the permanent collections of world-renowned institutions such as theSmithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., the Metropolitan Museum of Art inNew York City, and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.A Collector Piece is not simply owned — it becomes part of a legacy.




