Fabergé Lozenge-Shaped Diamond-Set Gold and Chalcedony Brooch

Fabergé
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reference number: FB_016

St Petersburg, circa 1900

gold, diamonds, chalcedony

length: 4.2 cm

workmaster’s mark: Latin initials A.H. for Albert Holmström

assay master’s mark: initials A.R. for A. Romanov

assay mark of St Petersburg, 1899-1908

gold standard: 56 zolotnik

Exhibitions

Fabergé – Cartier. Rivalen am Zarenhof, Munich, Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung, 28 Nov 2003 – 12 April 2004

Carl Fabergé and Masters of Stone Carving. Russian Gems, Moscow, The Kremlin Museum, 8 April – 24 July 2011

Bibliography

G. von Habsburg, Fabergé – Cartier. Rivalen am Zarenhof, Munich, 2003,  no. 435, p. 279

T. Muntyan, Carl Fabergé and Masters of Stone Carving. Russian Gems, Moscow, 2011, no. 108, p. 124

 

A lozenge-shaped Fabergé gold brooch centrally set with a cabochon chalcedony flanked by four diamonds, within a diamond-set frame.

 

Fabergé, as a creator of jewellery, needs no introduction. His brilliantly designed, highly original, superbly crafted works of art are known by all Fabergé lovers as his crowning glory. With his many thousands of such objects, painstakingly created of hardstone, silver, gold or enamel, much emulated but never equalled, he created an undisputed niche for himself. 

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