Fabergé's rebirth | CNBC International

CNBC's Phil Han speaks to the CEO of Fabergé and finds out how the company has been able to reinvent itself as a luxury jeweler.
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[@ofgraham]

Interesting video! I love how Faberge jewelry looks!

[@daleromdenne]

It would be a dream to just hold one or see one in person. It’s an art that can’t be forgotten. Thanks for the beautiful work.

[@CatherineSTodd]

I love Faberge, especially their iconic eggs and the Faberge Egg Earrings. Elegant, iconic and timeless. Thanks for the interesting video; never knew their history!

[@ExpectTheSpanishInquisition]

I mean ...... why would you say Faberge had a questionable past?? It made jewelry for the Tzar of Russia, the upper class in Russia, and the upper class in other countries where it had shops. Faberge's shop in St. Petersburg was destroyed by the Bolsheviks and he escaped to Switzerland where he died a couple of years later. I have never heard of any sinister or dodgy past on the part of the company.

[@brianhudson7822]

IT IS GARBAGE!!! PETER CARL FABERGE WOULD HAVE DESTROYED EVERY PIECE OF TRASH IN THIS VIDEO.