Gold and Enamel Jewelry

Jewelry Creations by Fabergé are made in 18 karat yellow and white gold, platinum and precious gems. Fabergé only uses the highest caliber of diamonds and the most outstanding enamel for these precious creations. In 1872, Peter Carl Faberge took over his father's jewelry workshop, which had been established in St. Petersburg in 1842. His technical mastery as a goldsmith put him on a par with the world's most renowned jewelers. He drew his inspiration from the art of earlier generations, which he found in the well-stocked treasury of the Hermitage.


Faberge 18K Yellow Gold Blue Enamel Bracelet
Faberge lady's 18 karat yellow gold yellow and blue enamel diamond bracelet. The bracelet is reversible and holds eight round brilliant natural cut diamonds. The length is 7 1/2 inches.
$5140

Peter Carl Fabergé was fascinated with enameling and his dedication can be seen in a large range of his creations. Faberge's creative genius and his quest for originality, combined with his supreme technical mastery are the hallmarks of his distinctive style.


Faberge 18K Yellow Gold Peach Enamel Egg Pendant
Faberge lady's 18 karat yellow gold peach enamel egg pendant opens to reveal a gold pearl drop. The egg drops 1 5/16 inch and is suspended on a sixteen inch black cord.
$2255

The inimitable finish of Fabergé enamel is achieved by a highly sophisticated process of layering several coats of enamel, each at decreasing temperatures. Introduced between the layers of enamel, to achieve beautiful and intricate designs, are gold leaf patterns, known as pillions. The enamel is then meticulously hand polished, creating the finish for which Fabergé is famous.


Faberge 18K White Gold Enamel Engagement Ring
Faberge Lady's 18 karat white gold blue enameled semi mount with a Cubic Zirconia center. The ring is a size 7 and holds a 0.50 carat round. The diamond is not included.
$1170

As Supplier to the Imperial Court of Russia, Faberge is best known for his unique series of 50 jeweled Imperial Easter eggs dating from 1885-1916. His patrons included most of the world's royalty and other wealthy clientele of his time.