Fabergé Articles

Famous since 1882 when Peter Carl Fabergé took over the running of the company, the House of Fabergé remains a tour de force in the world of luxury jewellery design. The name Fabergé was originally synonymous with the Imperial Fabergé Eggs made for the Russian Royal Family.

Romanov Russia moss agate brooch by Faberge
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The revival of agate in jewellery design

Fabergé Emotion Blue ring
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The best coloured jewels of 2015

Fabergé Eggs by Victor Mayer, Anne-Barbara Kern
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New books that chronicle the history of adornment

Fabergé Devotion ruby ring
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Bright ideas: the ultimate coloured gemstones

Fabergé Emotion egg charms
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Bursting with Emotion

Fabergé Devotion alexandrite ring
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These alternative coloured gemstones are moving in very precious circles

Fabergé Katya chrysoprase ring in white and yellow gold with diamonds
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Irresistible coloured gemstone rings

Fabergé Imperial Akoya pearl bracelet
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What are Akoya pearls?

Fabergé Four Seasons Ruby egg close-up
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Fabergé adds sparkle to the seasons at Masterpiece London

Fabergé Devotion sapphire engagement ring in platinum, set with an oval-cut blue sapphire, two pear-cut diamonds and diamond pavé
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Blue sapphire engagement rings that are anything but traditional

Expect to see historic Fabergé motifs at the Couture Show Las Vegas, including the Fabergé egg, which is most clearly in evidence in the playful Egg Charms.
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Fabergé returns to the Couture Show Las Vegas with a collection of unique jewelry that tells the story of its enviable legacy

Rose gold Fabergé ring from the Rococo collection, inspired by the legendary Rocaille egg created in 1902.
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Mother’s Day ideas: rose gold jewellery from the crème de la crème of luxury brands