In 1870, Peter Carl Fabergé took over his father’s jewellery workshop, which had been established in St.Petersburg in 1842. Fabergé’s technical mastery in goldsmith work put him on a par with the world’s renowned jewellers. He drew his inspiration from the art of earlier generations which he found in the well- stocked teasury of the Hermitage. As Supplier to the Imperial Court,he is best known for his unique series of 50 jewelled Imperial Easter eggs dating from 1885-1916. All doors were open to this jeweller to the Tsars - his patrons included most of the world’s Royalty and other wealthy clientele of his time.

Fabergé’s creative genius and his quest for originality, combined with his supreme technical mastery are the hallmarks of his distinctive style. His immensely popular “Objects of Fantasy” can be seen in some of the world’s most important museums and private collections. Outstanding among these are the collections of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II and “Forbes Magazine”. Today a new generation of Fabergé craftsmen create not only exceptional jewellery but also “objets d’art” for special occasions.

The legacy and artistic tradition of Fabergé live on in the creations of the House of Victor Mayer. Today, the Fabergé hallmark is used exclusively for objects which have been authorized and which also bear the initials “VM” of the present workmaster, Victor Mayer, as well as a serial number. Each object is produced in a limited edition and registered in the firm’s archives; this ensures that in the future no counterfeits can be passed off as genuine. A signed photo certificate attests that each object conforms to the high standards of quality demanded by Fabergé.
Avaried selection of Faberge’ pieces can be viewed at our premises, 18, Zachary Street, Valletta - MALTA. If you would like us to send you a catalogue, kindly fill in our form. The Fabergé website is at: www. fabergejewellery.com