Fabergé eggs: Jewels of the Russian crown
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 เม.ย. 2021
- In the era of the Russian tsars, Peter Carl Fabergé's jewel-studded objets d'art were a royal riff on a much humbler Easter tradition of ordinary folk giving each other colored hens' eggs. Correspondent Elizabeth Palmer reports on the lore of Fabergé eggs, from opulent originals to sparkling counterfeits.
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Have you heard of the guy who bought one at the fleamarket or yardsale? True story! He was going to sell it for the gold, and by chance decided to look up the name (mark) on the bottom to learn it was one of the missing Easter eggs. I beleive he received $34 million for it.
Yes, the third imperial egg.
I was lucky enough as a child to see the collection with my gramma. Stunning.
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i nevee saw This collecTion
and if i would find one of The few missing
eggs
i would conTacT The BriTish Embassy
bcse i Think They would buy it
ive also
never
owned such
expensive objecTs
The Virginia museum of fine arts has the largest collection of eggs outside of Russia, for anyone who ever goes to richmond
Wow! Thanks good to know! Richmond is only a two hour drive from where I live.
Who donated them all?
In London?
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No, in Virginia.
@@johnmontag It belongs to an extremely wealthy heir
The puns were simply eggcellent . Chef's kiss.
The details on the eggs and the surprises are just so impressive. The details are insane!
The jewels are all equidistant from each other. The array of color completes the beauty of the egg and hopefully a mystery lies inside.
I saw two Faberge Eggs at the Marjorie Merriweather Post mansion in Georgetown DC. Very impressive!
Maybe i will see an original one someday in a museum.
I hope you do 🙏
i had luck i had
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blondes daughTer and i had no son.
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on The Mayflower Fabergè egg
blondes
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Absolutely exquisite master at his craft, absolutely love that hibiscus bracelet 🩷🐣
Exquisite beauty.
We saw some of those in St Petersburg.
*Fabergé eggs...*
*You can't beat 'em! 🤭*
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fantastic .......
There is a great doc on them on Amazon Prime
Very Nice 👌
Glad the eggs are in Russia where they belong to the nation and its people
Most of them but not all of them.
I have a reproduction of the pink & pearl egg @1:52. It’s lovely.
When she made that pun, i laughed for 7 days straight
I have a number of these in my home
I wish i had one ❤
Amazing 👍😍🤩🤩😍🤩😍🤩
Nice video! I wished they showed my favorite _The Memory of Azov_
which is made from rich heliotrope stone and encrusted with dazzling
gold scrollwork. The prize inside is a replica of the ship of the same name
rendered in gold with diamond portholes and mounted on an aquamarine!!
I started collecting a bit for fun after seeing some Russian Enamel on Antiques Roadshow. I have learned a lot in the past 24 years, but I met someone about 20 years ago who was a real expert. He explained how sophisticated the trade in fake eggs is and how even he couldn't tell the difference with some of the ones who were made by modern masters. It's not surprising that the museum in St. Petersburg was fooled. I'm pretty sure that Sothebys and Christies have auctioned fakes as well.
These are the eggs that Thomas Shelby dug a tunnel for.
Happy Easter 🐣!!! 🤣🤣🤣
There are seven still missing be on the lookout 👀👀👀
They’ve probably been melted down
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Maybe not, two of them escaped and were noted to have been sold back in the 60’s in the US and in the UK. The necessaire and the angers with chariot one sold at wartskis and one sold by Armand hammer, so those two have probably survived in someone’s collection
Saw some of the eggs at the Kremlin, amazing
me too!!! there is a new Faberge museum too there
I’m pretty sure Joan Rivers owned & had quite the collection of Faberge eggs too? I don’t know if her daughter sold them or kept them after she died? I know a lot of Joan’s jewelry line was inspired by Faberge eggs.
No, Joan rivers never owned a faberge egg. She had a lot of faberge made items. Faberge made a lot of assorted items like frames, letter knives, hard stone figurines, and bowls etc. bit long story short, Joan while having owned many great pieces by faberge never owned an egg.
There are onle few eggs and costs many millions, and items many thousands, she was dsughter of 2 educated Russian immigrants, she loved Faberge
I’ve been to Russia, and the hermitage. Totally buy that folks involved in the exhibit knew what they were doing and hoped to get a cut.
No closed captioning??!!
The most expensive present wrapping
What's impressive more than the eggs is the lady's humility. She does not come across at all pompous.
Why should she come across like that
Weirdly, the true value has to be in the craftsmanship. Or at least 55%. The history behind them must be 25%. The materials would then be 20%. So if you and your co workers are insanely skilled, and can afford the materials you can get close. The investment in the materials alone is really quite interesting. It can't be that much. How much is 75 grams of gold and five tiny diamonds? I mean, there is more, but that must be the foundation, right?
"Faux is a french word, it's got a X in it but you don't even pronounce the X how do you like that for prestigious"
😂😂😂
Does anyone know the music being played? Song name or artist?
Fish Heads, bill Paxton
Golden chicken ❤🎉
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I knew a jazz singer who unfortunately had an addiction to these. Sad what happened to him
I’m curious as to what precisely happened to him?
@@Angel-lf8bz last I heard he was in an alleyway and just throwing them around. Kinda caused a big scene in a department store….
A symbol of life, hope and rebirth? To me it's a symbol of extreme indulgence and decadence
Oppression. Slavery.
*Detective Conan flashbacks*
All egg shape in nature are from solar system but if made from crystal or diamond of total internal reflection will self illuminate in the dark and even exlpode if different material with hydrogen filled temperatures raise high enough or heated to warm if enough geometry surounding. Most living thing come egg in nature
Anyone else think of Serial Mom when they hear Fabergé egg?
Stfu.
3:56 😍
Never been in richpeople's mansions, so never have seen them.
No need to go to a rich persons house, plenty of eggs in museums around the world. The MET has three, there’s three in the royal collection, there’s some in LA, in the Walters art museum, nine in the kremlin armory and six or nine in the faberge museum in Moscow and two in the faberge Museum in Baden Baden Germany.
@@henrylivingstone2800
Scratch that it’s been since proven that the two eggs in Baden Baden are fake. The Rothschild egg ( not imperial) was given to the hermitage by Putin and the Karelian birch egg is being questioned.
@@henrylivingstone2800 not many
Anyone else thinks of Selena Quintanilla whenever Fabergé eggs are mentioned?
She owned replicas
Why does Russia insist on putting so many things in other things?
Didn't Joan Rivers have a collection of these designes in jewelry.
She had faberge but no eggs.
Bert by Faberge
it's a deal breaker Tommy
I got one of them
Strange how we value inanimate objects rather than life
A life poured his passion and time into creating these beautiful eggs. If you're not artistically inclined, you probably cannot understand the happiness and satisfaction that comes from creating-doing what you love. It's priceless...yet entirely acceptable for someone else to place a monetary value upon it.
Seen those in Rich peoples mansion
Faberge eggs u got $$
Thumbs up if you visit here after peaky blinders 😊
Though Fabergé didn't make any of the eggs at all
Where is the literature to support such a bold claim? I am as you can imagine, the queen of Saba.
Faberge by the time he’s was discovered by Alexander iii was already a well known jeweler and didn’t make most of his wares he used an army of craftsman that he supervised. In fact anything that left his workshops would be subject to his keen eye and if he didn’t like something or it was decidedly low quality he was known to smash it with a hammer and tell the craftsman to do it again.
Supervision is common practice for master craftsmen. And for the most part the design of the Easter eggs were done by faberge along with his master craftsmen.
They're not available in scrambled.
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Lame try again
I dont get it really, but it’s pretty I guess lol
God's Easter
a golden chicken? 🤣🤣🤣
I am a nobody. But I still think all those eggs must go back to Russia. I do not care how much these people payed. All the eggs must be with the last Tzar. Either in his coffen. Or a special place. It does not belong to anybody else.
He commissioned them but he didn’t own them. Half were owned by his wife and half were owned by his mother.
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The best in the world from Russia 🇷🇺🇬🇧
i had one such egg when i was younger, i remember it was called kinder egg, and it smelled like chocolate. it was not robust, however, one day it melted.
Lol good men hate fake stuff
I got a faberge egg once on my birthday, it is blue and very russian. Used it as an Ash Tray
Heneral
Such a shame what Fabergé has turned into today. It's all cheaply made 3D printed & cast rubbish with little in the way of skill or artistry :(
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Russia invented Easter Eggs. 👍🇷🇺💎💎💎
the eggs look so cheap and tacky tho
Your commentary is soo not funny!