Russian imperial argyle Fabergé egg pendant

The history of the jewelry This Fabergé egg pendant was crafted during the 18th to 19th centuries by the imperial court jeweler, Carl Fabergé, and his skilled workers. These luxurious eggs, known for their intricate designs, were created not just for Russian nobles but also for European dignitaries and sold in Fabergé shops. In 1886, the House of Fabergé was appointed by Czar Alexander III to produce annual eggs for the Imperial family. These imaginative eggs were expertly made from gold and silver, adorned with enamel, precious gems, and semi-precious stones. Our miniature eggs, rich in color, are inspired by these magnificent creations. Materials: pewter with gold finish, clear crystals and epoxy, chain included, spring ring closureChain Length: 18"