The photo you use for Faberge is of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky despite the following site using it: www.richardreddingantiques.com/artists/186-carl-faberge/biography/
The Faberge` works were always my inspiration. The tiny mechanics we something I strived for and created in my own work. But, Faberge` didn't do them. His genius was choosing the jewelers who did/could do them. wonderful things!
Love his work--odd you didn't mention Tsars of Russia in the list of customers, and first brooch was not rhinestone but Moonstone. And alas some poor photo shop removed brooch elements as well as the original image background, but liked you tried to keep a neutral color to let the glorious pieces stand out!
@@annetteveronica7293 I don't recognize your name (but I'm better with faces anyway), but I've lived in these states WA-NM-IL-OR-WA kid to college & career & such.... So if you've never been in those, then if a FB thing, likely just mutual friends? I don't often use FB, but now I'm curious, too!
@@annetteveronica7293 maybe Alberta connection? I watch Mike Drew's videos--my mom was from Drumheller & exchange notes with a cousin in Calgary often (different last name).
I have a lot of beautiful cloisonné, gemstone, pearl, opal, moonstone, turquoise, diamond, ruby, sapphire ,enamel jewelry. It’s timeless. A lot of these fabulous pieces have been mistaken as costume. I was in antiques for over 50 years.
What an inspirational jeweler Carl Faberge was. I’m in awe of his pieces. Magnificent
Who doesn't want a Mouse On Spoon brooch! Very unique pieces.
He certainly liked bugs! Unusual and gorgeous display,thank you for showing us.🦘😊
All are so beautiful. My favorite is Necklace with Sapphires.
Absolutely Stunning
Everything!
The photo you use for Faberge is of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky despite the following site using it: www.richardreddingantiques.com/artists/186-carl-faberge/biography/
Точно , ошиблись с портретом
Exquisite! Faberge was the master jeweler of his time. Indeed.
Ravissants bijoux. Carle Fabergé. Admiration. Merci beaucoup.
What pleasure seeing these. Thank you for uploading
I could be wrong but I think that is a picture of Tchaikovsky, not Faberge. (They do look similar I'll admit).
T'ha man in the photo Is not Faberge, it's Peter Ilič Čajkovski, the 19. century russian composer
Love all his designs ⭐️
Wow I love them all
My gift to my lady.
Stunning. Thank you for sharing. 💛
Not just jewelry but stunning works of art
Wow! What an artist! Just beautiful.
@@annetteveronica7293 I don’t think we know each other……yet.❤️
4:17 _The Fly on the Harp Brooch_ is so amazingly original and breathtaking!
Thank you for posting these great jewellry pieces! Fabergé is legendary!
That was absolutely gorgeous! Loved it. TY.
Marvelous!
Just so lovely and stunningly beautiful work ✝️🤲✌️😎🕊️🎼😇🌍💪🎁🤗🔔⚓🗝️🌊🙌🐁🌎
So beautiful an whimsical I love the fly on the harp very unique
@@annetteveronica7293 is it alright if I tell u what area I live in
Very beautiful pieces. Thank you so much for allowing me to see them. Perfect eye candy for me.....😊
my favorite of all of these little treasures is the peacock 💎
The best of Faberge are not these but the serie of wild flowers in a glass of water.They are the opposite of THE eggs
So many have been not expertly repaired. They are so obvious to these photo graphics. What a pity,, more care and diligence was not addressed.
Few people have the skills to do them. skilled work has fallen by the wayside, mores the pity
Qué hermosos.
Isn’t the photo of Faberge a photo of Piotr Tchaikovsky? I’d bet my life on it.
It IS a photo of Tchaikovsky! I thought maybe they were going to show something the was given to him.
I love them, whimsical.
Has anybody noticed that Carl Faberge looks like a twine brother of Russian composer Chaykovsky ( Nutcracker!)
На фото и есть Чайковский)))) Автор поместила ошибочную фотографию)))
If you google both men that same picture is shown. Perhaps they were identical twins!
@@Bethi4WFH Ha-ha, this is a funny joke 😂
I wonder what the inspiration for the beetle brooches were? I loved the iris brooch!
Ancient Egypt
@@maggiemae7539 That makes perfect sense ! Thanks.
That looks to be a stag beetle.
You have a picture of Chaikovsky instead of Faberge!
It’s a shame ..more people don’t wear brooches now.
Faberge had a way with enamel that no other can match.
Muy bonitos, gracias por compartir 😊
Absolutely magnificent beautiful jewellery
All are so beautiful and gorgeous
The Faberge` works were always my inspiration. The tiny mechanics we something I strived for and created in my own work. But, Faberge` didn't do them. His genius was choosing the jewelers who did/could do them. wonderful things!
Wonderfull lovely unique items.
Magnificent Craftsmanship ✨✨✨
Фаберже супер, огромная коллекция Фаберже в Эрмитаже!Красота необыкновенная!
I doubt some of these are actually Faberge...some look like "Fauxberge".
The man was obsessed with bugs! But I love the eggs which were not shown.
Very interesting but the pictures are not the best. Captions need better editing (at least one said "diamonds, diamonds").
Stunning
... вот это фантазия и умение! насекомые шедевры)
작품들이 너무 멋지네요
Наподобие первой броши - улыбающаяся луна - в последствие делали мастера бижутерии ..
Спасибо
Beautiful
Wow beautiful beetles!
I wonder who owns or has possession of his oldest piece of jewelry, and it’s value today.
What is with all the insects
Love his work--odd you didn't mention Tsars of Russia in the list of customers, and first brooch was not rhinestone but Moonstone. And alas some poor photo shop removed brooch elements as well as the original image background, but liked you tried to keep a neutral color to let the glorious pieces stand out!
@@annetteveronica7293 I don't recognize your name (but I'm better with faces anyway), but I've lived in these states WA-NM-IL-OR-WA kid to college & career & such.... So if you've never been in those, then if a FB thing, likely just mutual friends? I don't often use FB, but now I'm curious, too!
@@annetteveronica7293 maybe Alberta connection? I watch Mike Drew's videos--my mom was from Drumheller & exchange notes with a cousin in Calgary often (different last name).
The moon was gorgeous ❤
What's with all the insect themed jewellery?
В первых кадрах портрет Петра Ильича Чайковского!!! Это не портрет Карла Фаберже!!!
Я тоже обратила внимание))))
@@Lljallja Радует, что я не одна:)
Wasn't the spider brooch on the TV program Pawn Stars ?
great work of Faberge, the jeweler of the Russian Dynasty
Outstanding. Tfs.
@@annetteveronica7293 I don't think so. Did it mention any shared friends?
My favorites =Moon , Aquamarine, Butterfly, Horseshoe, Iris, Owl and cufflinks.
You need to tone the music down especially the flute or whatever other wind instrument it is.
or turn down the volume on your device, maybe?
Thank you for sharing
@@annetteveronica7293 Hello. No, we don't know each other
I want something Faberge!
Some of these needed a good clean.
Does anyone know if there was a significance to the beetles?
I have 1 or 2 pins with Faberge on them so I’m guessing it’s good to keep them?
I don't think so. FB does me alot like even from over seas. I just move passed them. Have a good day
Almost unreal…
А почему вы назвали портрет Петра Ильича Чайковского, Фаберже? Позор🤦♀️
Cara jubiler...😊👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹⚜⚜⚜
I have a lot of beautiful cloisonné, gemstone, pearl, opal, moonstone, turquoise, diamond, ruby, sapphire ,enamel jewelry. It’s timeless. A lot of these fabulous pieces have been mistaken as costume. I was in antiques for over 50 years.
What is the music?
Весь мир повторяет его ,потому что он придумал самое лучшее.
Кого повторяет, Чайковского?😅
Faberge 12k
Definitely had a thing for insects.
Enough bugs!
i wonder how many of these went to the salvation army as "grandma's junky costume jewelry crap"
The harp is upside down.
@@annetteveronica7293 I don’t recognize your name, sorry! You Tube algorithms are impenetrable LOL
He had a thing for insects
:)
Rm T116✝️☮️💪🌍😇🙏😎⌚✌️🎼