Exclusive to VistaJet, the collection of fine egg pendants comes in a variety of designs in gold, colored gemstones and enamel, reflecting Fabergé’s legendary artistry and craftsmanship.

A long-lost Fabergé egg "surprise," an automation elephant embellished in diamonds and rubies has been discovered in the British royal family's collection.

Igor Russak/RIA Novosti Mechanized elephant was part of egg given to Empress Maria Fyodorovna by Alexander III in 1892. Scientists preparing a new catalogue for the British Royal Collection have ...

Fabergé: Royal Gifts featuring the Trellis Egg Surprise will be on display April 10 through April 18, 2018. The special exhibition is included in the permanent exhibit hall admission. For ticket ...

Queen exhibits royal Faberge collection. ... The centerpiece of the new exhibit is the Colonnade Egg, a clock in the form of an egg made in 1910 as a gift from Czar Nicholas II to his wife, ...

The collection, second in size only to the Kremlin’s, which has 10 of the eggs, will be offered along with 180 other Faberge objects from the Forbes holdings. Together they are expected to sell ...

The Imperial Diamond Trellis Egg, originally an Easter gift from Russian czar Alexander III to his wife in 1892, belongs to a Houston couple whose private collection of items created by Faberge is ...

May 1 1885 was a special day for Marie Feodorovna, Empress of Russia. It was Easter Day, and her husband, Tsar Alexander III, had a gift for her. For 19th-century Russian Orthodox Christians ...

Royal Collection Trust/© Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2021 “The story of Carl Fabergé, the legendary Russian Imperial goldsmith, is one of supreme luxury and unsurpassed craftsmanship.

A Faberge egg and the jeweled elephant designed to fit inside it will be reunited for the first time in almost a century thanks to a loan from Queen Elizabeth II to a Texas museum.

Get a peek at the baubles of royalty at “Fabergé: From a Snowflake to an Iceberg — The McFerrin Collection.” Some 500 jewel-encrusted treasures include dozens previously owned by Nicholas ...

The Russian jeweller, also known as Carl Gustavovich Faberge, began the tradition or ornate Faberge eggs encrusted with gems with a gift to Tsar Alexander III for his 20th wedding anniversary.