OK - I have to admit - I was never a huge Game of Thrones fan… but I am a fan of every single Fabergé egg I’ve ever seen!!! @asiajewellers have an incredible selection… not this one, sorry it’s been sold!… but others that open to reveal miniature treasures, which I adore! Visit @asiajewellers in the Moda Mall to view their @officialfaberge egg collection. 👏🏻👏🏻💥💥❤️❤️ #thediamondsgirl #thediamondsgirlxaj #asiajewellers #thediamondsgirlxfaberge #faberge #fabergeegg #gameofthrones #ruby #wow #oneofakind #jewelry #jewellery #bahrain #modamall
The real Easter eggs the history girlies want ❤️🔥 #history #romanov #anastasia #jewels #faberge
BOILED, SCRAMBLED, OR FRIED…. START YOUR DAY WITH EGGS!!! @officialfaberge eggs, of course! Bejeweled and beautiful, available at @asiajewellers , Hall 7 of @jewelleryarabiabahrain 🇧🇭🇧🇭🥚🥚💎💎 📆22 - 26th November 2022
📍Exhibition World Bahrain, Hall 7, Asia Jewellers
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Happy Easter! “To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.” “The biggest adventure you can ever take is to live the life of your dreams.”
“Live for each second without hesitation.” #tonymarklew #doingitfromtheheart #eventimagineer #imagineer #HappyEaster #Eastertable #EasterEgg #faberge #tablescape #tablescapes #tablesettings #tabledecorations #tabletop #luxuryevent #luxuryevents #luxuryeventplanner #eventdesign #eventdesigner #luxurywedding #luxuryweddings #luxuryweddingplanner #weddingplanner #luxuryhotel #decorativecookies #easteregg #lilyofthevalley #muguet @diormaison @lisa_stratis_little_fancies @makikosearle @fionafindslondon @bourg_joly_malicorne @klimchistudio @vvrouleaux @susannahgarrod @joneshire @ruthkayedesign
Wishing you a Happy Easter! 💐 🐰
My Natural Rock Crystal (quartz) egg weighs 2.345 carats, really needs a stand, maybe something in silver gilt with color gemstones and diamonds? 🙃😅
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The tradition of luxurious Imperial Easter eggs began in 1885 when Tsar Alexander III commissioned jeweler Peter Carl Fabergé to create a surprise gift for Empress Maria Feodorovna. This started a series of 50 unique, opulent eggs created for the Romanov family until 1916, featuring intricate designs and hidden surprises.
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These eggs, created by the House of Fabergé, are considered the ultimate achievement of the renowned Russian jewelry house and are inextricably linked to the tragic fate of the last Romanov family.
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Following the 1917 revolution, the Bolsheviks seized the eggs, and today, 43 of the 50 known Imperial eggs are accounted for, with many held in museums like the Kremlin Armoury Museum.
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#romanovs #eastereggs #faberge #jewelry #jewellery
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The inspiration behind the iconic @house_of_kutchinsky egg. Listen now on If Jewels Could Talk🥚✨
#ifjewelscouldtalk #thevoiceofjewellery #faberge #egg #jewellerydesigner
American heiress 🇺🇸 Marjorie Merriweather Post (1887–1973) lived a life that rivaled royalty itself—a woman who didn’t just admire beauty, but collected it, preserved it, and elevated it into legacy. ✨
At just 27, she became one of the richest women in America after inheriting the vast fortune of the Postum Cereal Company—a staggering $250 million in 1914 (over $6.5 billion today). But wealth alone did not define her. It was her extraordinary eye for elegance, history, and craftsmanship that set her apart.
The original owner of the iconic Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Post filled her world with treasures that told stories of empires, dynasties, and timeless glamour. 💎
Her jewelry collection? Nothing short of imperial. She acquired and commissioned over 200 exceptional pieces—many once belonging to royalty. Among them: jewels tied to Napoleon Bonaparte, including the legendary Napoleon Diamond Necklace gifted to Marie Louise, the breathtaking Marie Louise diadem, and even earrings linked to Marie Antoinette.
But Post’s passion went far beyond Europe. After travels to revolutionary Russia, she returned with a remarkable cache of Romanov treasures—pieces that once belonged to the last imperial family of Russia, the House of Romanov. Among her prized possessions were exquisite creations by House of Fabergé, including the famed “Catherine the Great” egg, and the stunning Russian nuptial crown worn by Alexandra Feodorovna at her 1894 wedding to Nicholas II.
Marjorie Merriweather Post didn’t just collect jewelry—she preserved history, safeguarded artistry, and lived surrounded by the brilliance of centuries past. A true modern empress in her own right. 👑
#MarjorieMerriweatherPost #HighJewelry #JewelryHistory #Faberge #Romanov Napoleon MarieAntoinette LuxuryLifestyle OldMoney PalmBeach MarALago VintageJewelry RoyalJewels HistoryLovers ArtCollectors IconicWomen WealthLegacy TimelessElegance FYP Reels
I FILMED THIS IN 2016… and have shared it every Easter ever since, because there is simply no egg more beautiful than this @officialfaberge egg! It opens to reveal a magnificent sapphire ring that rose to greet you. The egg itself is made of gold, diamonds, and mother of pearl. I’ve shared many @officialfaberge eggs, and have more to come, but this one retains a special piece of my heart! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🥚🥚🐣🐣
Gorgeous brass Faberge Tigress bottle! Unfortunately, it didn’t have any perfume left in it, so I couldn’t smell what the scent was like! But it’s definitely one of my favorite bottle finds! 😍😍
#beachcombing #mudlarking #vintage #vintagefinds #faberge
The last important collection of Faberge #creatures, which has resided amongst the grandeur of Sir John Vanbrugh’s masterpiece Castle Howard, will be offered for sale this month in Sotheby’s Fabergé, Gold Boxes & Vertu auction in Geneva.
The Castle Howard menagerie including 30 #hardstone portraits, circa 1897-1917, makes a diverse group; some sculpted with a whimsical nature whilst others are more stylized, ranging in dimension from a tiny Smokey quartz vole the size of a fingernail to a commanding rock crystal elephant
Castle Howard is selling the animals to fund the restoration of The Tapestry Room, destroyed during a 1940 fire, and the renovations involve the work of multiple brilliant craftsmen. “The sale of the Faberge will be a transformation of one kind of craftsmanship to another”, explains Nick Howard the current inhabitant with his wife Victoria.
The are magical in particular the ibex whose carved horns exemplify the exceptional work from the #Faberge workshops May 2025 @castle_howard @sothebys #russianobjects #jewelledobjets #thevoiceofjewellery
#ifjewelscouldtalk #jewellerynews #jewellerytrends #jewelryinspo #jewelleryinspiration #jewelsofinstagram #gemsofinstagram #trending #explorepage #jewellerydesign #jewellerylover #jewelleryaddict #jewellerydesigner #jewelryeditor #faberge
Incredible Fabergé!
Lot 6: FABERGÉ ÉTUDE D’UNE VIOLETTE EN OR, CRISTAL DE ROCHE, NÉPHRITE ET ÉMAIL
Estimate: EUR 200,000 - 300,000
Joaillerie | Paris | 19 - 27 June
The production of flower studies by Fabergé is thought to have begun in the 1880s. The collaborative process involved many skilled artists and goldsmiths of the firm. It began with designs which, according to H.C. Bainbridge, were often executed by Carl Fabergé himself. The work was then carried out in stages: setting the precious stones, enamelling the flowers, adding the gold stalks and grasses, and finally assembling the flowers.
Fabergé’s elegant creations were often placed in rock-crystal vases, carved in trompe l’oeil technique from a single piece of rock crystal to give the illusion of water. The shaped golden stems were delicately engraved with fine lines, and the flowers or berries were often executed in enamelled gold.
Join us at Christie’s Paris to view Joaillerie until Friday June 27!
#christies #christiesjewels #Faberge
Entering Hong Kong Art Month, we invite you to experience a poetic conversation between two great maisons in our Fabergé and Cartier exhibition in collaboration with Liang Yi Museum.
Trace the fine cloisonné outlines and take in the vivid hues of guilloché enamel vanities, objects shaped by craftsmen who defined the Russian imperial aesthetic, a tradition that later dimmed and was ultimately reimagined within a renewed era of French luxury.
Book your visit now to witness how the ingenuity of Fabergé and Cartier endures across time.
Exhibition open from 26th February to 1st of September 2026
Location: @liangyimuseum
#cartier #faberge#artexhibitionhongkong#artmonth