In keep with that spirit of hospitality, Regent Seven Seas Cruises has announced that it will debut a one-of-a-king Faberge egg, created specifically for the cruise line, when it launches its ...

The outer “shell” of the ombre enamel egg will be composed of seven waves of deep blue, representing seven seas, with an ocean spray of pearls.The design was inspired by the iconic Fabergé ...

The Fabergé Winter Egg from 1913 famously sold for nearly $10M in 2002. The lofty cost of a Fabergé egg, with new pieces selling for over €60,000, ...

Fabergé and Amazon MGM Studios continue their celebrations of the 60th anniversary of Goldfinger (1964) with the introduction ...

Instead, the 1913 Winter Egg was Tsar Nicholas II’s gift to his mother, Empress Maria Feodorovna. 5. Bay Tree Egg. STAN HONDA/AFP via Getty Images. ... Faberge. Price: $87,550.

A suspected Fabergé egg -- which could be one of the few remaining in the world -- has been recovered from a Russian oligarch's superyacht that was seized in Fiji.

Fabergé created just 50 eggs for the Russian imperial family, and the location of 7 of them is unknown. However, experts doubt that the one discovered by U.S. authorities was an actual fabergé egg.

It appears one bad egg was toting another very valuable egg. The US Department of Justice has discovered what is believed to be a Fabergé egg aboard a sanctioned Russian oligarch’s superyacht ...

US authorities found a possible Faberge egg aboard a 348-foot yacht with alleged ties to a Russian billionaire that was seized in Fiji. The Amadea, a luxurious megayacht that’s nearly as long as ...

The Imperial egg that was saved from becoming scrap metal in 2014 Courtesy of Wartski The last time an Imperial egg randomly turned up was in 2014 , when a man bought a gold egg for $14,000.

The first pieces in the Fabergé x 007 Octopussy collection are a dazzling Egg Objet and a striking Egg Surprise Locket that pay homage to the film.

When a U.S. Justice Department official said in July the agency might have seized a Fabergé egg on a Russian yacht, the world’s Fabergé experts had one reaction: We’ll believe it when we see it.