Faberge produces fine jewelry collections including Heritage, Emotion, Colours of Love, and Treillage lines, featuring colored gemstones sourced from parent company Gemfields' mines alongside diamonds and precious metals. Zambian emeralds and Mozambican rubies are prominently featured. Wearable egg pendants incorporating enamel and gemstone work reference the house's most iconic creations.
Faberge is synonymous with collectible luxury objects, most famously the Imperial Easter Eggs created for the Russian tsars between 1885 and 1917. Original Faberge pieces are among the most valuable decorative art objects in existence, with Imperial Eggs valued at tens of millions of dollars. The contemporary brand produces decorative egg objets d'art and limited-edition pieces that reference this imperial heritage.
Faberge produces limited-quantity timepieces that incorporate the house's expertise in enamel work and gemstone setting. Watches feature decorative elements drawn from the Faberge design language, including egg-shaped bezels and guilloche enamel dials, bridging haute horlogerie with the brand's heritage in decorative arts.
Faberge represents one of the most storied names in luxury, carrying an unparalleled heritage dating to 1842 and the legendary Imperial Easter Eggs crafted for Russian tsars. This provenance alone places the house in rarefied air among collectors and connoisseurs. Under Gemfields ownership, the brand has been thoughtfully revitalized, maintaining its signature guilloche enameling and egg motifs while introducing contemporary fine jewelry that honors tradition without feeling museum-bound. The collectibles category is where Faberge truly excels"their objets d'art and limited editions command extraordinary prices and appreciation. Their jewelry offerings showcase exceptional gemstones and distinctive craftsmanship, though some pieces lean heavily on heritage iconography. The watch division, while competent and beautifully decorated, remains less established against dedicated haute horlogerie competitors. For those seeking pieces that marry historical significance with artistic excellence, Faberge offers something genuinely irreplaceable in today's luxury landscape.
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