Fabergé is a distinguished luxury brand celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship and rich heritage. Established in 1842 by Gustav Fabergé in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the House of Fabergé gained international acclaim under the leadership of his son, Peter Carl Fabergé, who became the official goldsmith to the Russian Imperial Court. The brand is renowned for its legendary Imperial Easter Eggs, created between 1885 and 1917, which are masterpieces of artistry and engineering. Beyond these famed eggs, Fabergé's creations encompass a wide array of fine jewelry and objets d'art, each piece reflecting a harmonious blend of innovation and tradition.
Why Aureus Loves Fabergé
Fabergé gives us something increasingly rare in contemporary luxury: permission to be fascinated. Enamel, coloured gemstones, egg forms, tiny mechanisms and elaborate craftsmanship invite you to inspect the object before you even decide whether it suits your outfit. That is exactly why the house still matters. We especially love the pieces that engage directly with the egg heritage rather than becoming generic high jewelry, because there is no reason for a name with this much visual history to behave anonymously. In a world currently obsessed with quiet luxury, Fabergé still believes precious objects are allowed to be wonderful.
It’s the mixture between the inner world of art and this outside world which is what jewellery is about.
