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Designer
Saint-Pétersbourg · depuis 1842

L'art de
l'inestimable

Préserver, étudier et transmettre
l'héritage impérial de la Maison Fabergé.

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The value of an object does not lie in the price of its precious stones, but in its invention, its design, and the quality of its execution.

Carl Fabergé

The Foundation

A mission dedicated
to excellence

The Carl Fabergé Foundation is dedicated to the preservation, study, and dissemination of the artistic heritage of the House of Fabergé. It brings together collectors, historians, and art lovers around a common passion for imperial Russian goldsmithery.

Through exhibitions, reference publications, and an exclusive membership program, the Foundation perpetuates unique expertise and transmits it to future generations worldwide.

Carl Fabergé

An emblematic figure in jewelry and decorative arts, Carl Fabergé (1846–1920) elevated goldsmithing to an art form. At the head of the family house from 1872, he conquered imperial and royal courts worldwide thanks to his exceptional craftsmanship, creative daring, and keen sense of detail.

From Saint Petersburg to London, his creations became symbols of refinement and excellence. However, the Russian Revolution disrupted his destiny and forced him into exile, where he remained until his last days in Switzerland.

Discover the fascinating story of a man whose legacy continues to shine throughout the world.

News

The Journal

Mar 03 2026

Cocktail Reception for the 2025 International Award presented to Édouard Jud

On December 11, 2025, in the refined setting of the Warwick Geneva Hotel, the Igor Carl Fabergé Foundation celebrated the official presentation of its 2025 International Award to...
Dec 03 2025

The 2025 International Prize of the Igor Carl Fabergé Foundation awarded to Lausanne artist Edouard Jud

Édouard Jud, the Lausanne goldsmith who defies time Self-employed in Lausanne since 1965, Édouard Jud has just celebrated his 92nd birthday. And to hear him tell it, nothing...
Oct 21 2025

Fabergé’s Imperial Frost: Alma Pihl’s Winter Egg Reborn at Christie’s

A century after enchanting the Romanov court, Fabergé's Winter Egg, a masterpiece by Alma Theresia Pihl, is poised to re-emerge in the spotlight of auction. On December 2, 2025,...
Apr 13 2025

Inscription Reinterpreted: The Fabergé Pelican Imperial Egg

Carl Fabergé created 50 Imperial Easter eggs for the Russian Tsars Alexander III and Nicholas II, as well as for their consorts. Some of these eggs, beginning with the 1893...
Nov 14 2024

Exhibition in Vladivostok: “The Fabergé Era. The Golden Age of Russian Art and Jewelry”

On September 4, 2024, the Vladimir K. Arseniev Museum of Far Eastern History in Vladivostok inaugurated an exceptional exhibition, The Fabergé Era: The Golden Age of Russian...
Sep 18 2024

The 2024 Igor Carl Fabergé Foundation International Award presented to Spanish artist Teresa Escudero

Spanish artist Teresa Escudero has brought together in her jewelry creations all facets of her journey and her very personal universe. Each of her creations embodies a sculptural...

Patronage & Privileges

The Fabergé Circle

Joining the Fabergé Circle means becoming part of a lineage of connoisseurs devoted to the preservation of a supreme art.

The Fabergé Circle brings together art, history, and heritage enthusiasts eager to contribute to the preservation and influence of Carl Fabergé's legacy.

Through this community of amateurs, collectors, and patrons, the Foundation aims to encourage exchanges, foster the transmission of knowledge, and keep alive the spirit of excellence and creativity that characterizes the work of the celebrated jeweler.

Joining the Fabergé Circle means demonstrating one's attachment to a unique artistic heritage and supporting the Foundation in fulfilling its missions.

Together, let us contribute to keeping the Fabergé legacy alive and shining for future generations.

Our expertise

A scientific perspective on Fabergé's work

Since its creation, the Foundation has supported collectors and institutions in the authentication and study of pieces from the House of Fabergé.

1. Submission

Submit the visuals and details of your piece using our form.

2. Analysis

Send your photos and information about the piece via our form.

3. Report

You will receive a documented and confidential appraisal report.