Fabergé, a name now synonymous with luxury, rose to fame for its intricate bespoke jewelled and enamelled objects in the late 19th and early 20th century. This richly illustrated book delves into the history and legacy of the House of Fabergé, tracing from its roots in Russia, and association with the Romanovs, to its global acclaim. It highlights the lesser-known yet significant influence of the London branch, the only one outside Russia since 1903, which drew Edwardian high society and international clients. Showcasing over 120 works, from exquisite flowers to Imperial Easter eggs, this book appreciates Fabergé’s enduring intrigue and allure.