Fabergé Friday

Today's Fabergé object is once again one of those very useful bell pushes! This one was made around 1900!

The quatrefoil shaped bell push is made of pale green bowenite with bun feet of two-colored gold. The top is decorated with gold sprays of foliage, with a central ribbon holding a diamond. There are four press studs made of four different gems - sapphire, moonstone, amethyst and ruby. The size of the bell push is 0.9'' x 2.6'' x 2.2'' (2.4 x 6.7 x 5.6 cm), and it is now part of the Royal Collection. 

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Fabergé Friday

Today's Fabergé object - a brooch. Made by workmaster Anna Ringe, sometime between 1908 and 1917!

The brooch is lozenge-shaped, and covered in lavender purple enamel over a guilloché ground. The edges are gold, and in the center of it all sits a bezel-set diamond. The width of the brooch is 1.9'' (4.9 cm), and the prize for it is 4,900 USD. You find it at Romanov Russia!

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Fabergé Friday

After last Friday's anomaly, Fabergé Friday is now back! This time with something that is extremely rare to find - a Fabergé ring! This one was made around the year 1900!

The ring - which was made for a man - is simple, yet elegant, in it's design, with a reeded pattern in 14K gold.

In the center sits a 1.89 ct old European cut diamond. 

The US size of the ring is 7 3/4 (18 mm), and it's price is 26,000 USD. You find it at Romanov Russia!

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Fabergé Friday

It's Fabergé Friday, and today I give you a pendant locket! It was made by Andre Adler, sometime between 1908 and 1917!

The locket is made of gilded silver and gold, and covered in pale blue enamel over a guilloché ground, forming wavy lines in a sunburst pattern. 

In the middle of the lid sits an Old European cut diamond. 

The inside of the locket is fitted with two rose gold miniature picture frames.

The diameter of the pendant is 1.1'' (2,7 cm), and it's for sale at Romanov Russia for the slight sum of 6,500 USD!

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Fabergé Friday

And this Friday's Fabergé object is - a hat pin! Made by workmaster August Hollming, around 1890!

As you can see, Fabergé's famous eggs were used for many different things - even as hat pins. This 6'' (15.2 cm) long pin is made of gold, with it's egg-shaped head covered in translucent mauve enamel over a hatched surface. Around the base of the egg sits a chased leaf collar, and at it's top a diamond set terminal. For 14,000 USD it can get a new home at any (rich) hat lover. Get it here!

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