Come closer. Nothing is quite what it seems.
This year, the Maison’s London boutique opens its doors for an exclusive immersion into the world of Fabergé.
To celebrate the 180th anniversary of Peter Carl Fabergé’s birth, this limited-time experience brings together archival pieces and contemporary jewellery creations, offering a rare encounter between the past and present of Fabergé.
Design Album from the workshop of Henrik Wigstrom, St. Petersburg, 1911-1916.
the maison opens the door to its archives
When Gustave Fabergé founded the Maison in 1842, little did he know that his legacy would live on for generations. In 1872, his son Peter Carl took over the family business, leading the Maison as it became the jeweller of the Tsars. Under Carl’s direction, Fabergé created fifty Imperial Easter Eggs for the Romanov dynasty.
Diamond-set opaque white champlevé minaudière, workmaster Henrik Wigström, St. Petersburg, 1908-1917. / Guilloché enamel bell-push, gem-set silver, rhodonite, workmaster Anders Nevalainen, St Petersburg, 1899-1903.
A Maison of mystery and wonder, Fabergé has always celebrated artistry, recognising the importance of human talent and craftsmanship in creating some of the most precious creations of all time.
The limited-time exhibition is a testament to the past and a celebration of the Maison's future, bringing together archival pieces and modern jewellery.
Necklace of jewelled, gold, silver, hardstone, guilloché and cloisonné enamel egg pendants, with 14 egg charm and 1 jewelled charm, various makers, two by Fabergé, Russia, circa 1900.
Boutique exclusive
The Maison unveils its latest Forever Pink Opal Egg Pendant, exclusively available at the London boutique.
The Art of Wonder exhibition will be on view from 15 September to 14 October.
Book your experience now.