I have an egg necklace, from pieces (much simpler and cheaper than the ones in this video) I have added over many years. Some are just polished semiprecious stone, a couple are gold, some are enamelled silver, some are just enamelled “metal”. I have to take special care of it, since the eggs knock together, which risks the enamel being chipped off (such damage is common in pieces worn often). I like to wear it at Easter time.
You should cherish it, not wearing all day and not at night haha. The original bell epoque ones by Michael Perkhin are much more special and extreme quality. The new ones are to wear because they are not that rare.
Thank you. unbelieval meticulous art work. I wondered how these were made.. Now the tools are so modern but how about centuries ago. Thanks. A wonderful idea to show us this artistic manufacture.
WOW! JUST WOW! Life long locksmith that just loves working with metals. If not a locksmith I would of been a jeweller I love fiddling with watches today.... But this stuff just blows my mind! And to think the amazing things we cant even figure out how they were made. We have all these amazing tools...... GREAT VID! Almost made me tear up! The grinding of the Lapus Lazuli
Please could you tell me what the process is called at 0.43 in video and what the Materiales are ~ name of the pink holder, name of the blue stuff being carved?
Iv been wanting a faberge egg pendant for years as I think they look stunning- however but I doubt I would ever be able to afford one. My 3 fave are the selo rose, pink diamond & multi coloured high jewel.
@@canadianradiochemist4465 ow they cost a fair bit more I know from making jewellery (although mine is a lot more simple) & I do have seizures as I have epilepsy.
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Fabergé Gates,Microphones,Plates,Spoons,Forks,Pens,Limousines×3, Nevermore in Fabergé in 2023 Concert Hall in France 999.9 Gold Bars ×1986 ×366×12 = paid in full 622/623 this is perfect Sir .. 128/129/yes tu can do it all
@@saltymonke3682 I've done the necessary calculations, and it turns out there's around 1/4 oz (7g) gold per pendant. this means that at the current price of gold, it's $315 for the resources. the wax is cheap, and so is the electricity. they sell the stuff for $15,214. impressive scams they run.
Centuries ago, when they were made for the Russian Tsar, they were quite a bit larger, more so than a chicken egg, more along the lines of an ostrich egg. To my understanding, the jeweler who was commissioned to make them each year for the Tsar (to give to his wife as a gift), actually used a real egg and adorned it with diamonds, gold, gems and anything else luxurious at the time. They were deemed as an extremely precious item, more so than today, and *only* the Tsar would be able to have them commissioned.
These aren’t that expensive, they are a sort of revival style, not the same. Only the imperial eggs are worth (many) millions, made by Peter Carl Faberge.
Straja,magic art from master faberge.and thanks so much too my ,, close relative dear mr.victor wekselberg,, forthe gift to russian people, danke am meissten!
Didn’t look possible! I’m pics thought they were Exaggerating because it looks so real wow I can’t even believe it wow so it’s just it’s unlivable if I had the cash to pay for some given $1 million then I would probably get a bunch if I had like 2 million 3 million 4 million etc.
@@Alicia-ij6gtwhy would you use rose cut for something like this? The diamond wouldn’t have nearly enough facets to pop in something like this And while they may not specifically use brilliant….it doesn’t matter as long as they are using diamonds in which the facets are symmetrical and aligned properly to more efficiently reflect light back to the eye.
@@sirenelectric143 that wasn’t the goal of Fabergé. It wasn’t about bling. It was about highlighting the design and craftsmanship. Anyone with enough money can assemble a bunch of brilliant cut diamonds and impress the naïve. But to craft something that invites close inspection, that feels pleasing to the fingers, well that appeals to the buyer with taste.
Not wear one? If I had one I’d never take it off! The craftsmanship is unparalleled.
I have an egg necklace, from pieces (much simpler and cheaper than the ones in this video) I have added over many years. Some are just polished semiprecious stone, a couple are gold, some are enamelled silver, some are just enamelled “metal”. I have to take special care of it, since the eggs knock together, which risks the enamel being chipped off (such damage is common in pieces worn often). I like to wear it at Easter time.
You should cherish it, not wearing all day and not at night haha.
The original bell epoque ones by Michael Perkhin are much more special and extreme quality.
The new ones are to wear because they are not that rare.
This is such a beautiful work of art and craftsmanship.
Harewood House right.
Not much craftsmanship comes with this one tho... It's pretty much 3d printed
@@yellosun8818 The eggs are fake. There were a total of 57 Faberge eggs, they were all made between 1885 to 1917
@@EricTheBroBean Thats nothing new why are you telling me this?
@@yellosun8818 To make you irritated, it worked hehe
How lovely. Practical skills are most underated.
Faberge eggs are the most beautiful thing in the world...truly.
Love the woman’s heart-shaped glasses lol
I had no idea the paint had actual crystal in it. That is some beautiful craftsmanship.
This piece and it’s process is seriously one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen in my life!!
I’ve rewatched this like 5 times in a row...❤️
Thank you. unbelieval meticulous art work. I wondered how these were made.. Now the tools are so modern but how about centuries ago.
Thanks. A wonderful idea to show us this artistic manufacture.
I somehow stumbled upon this video and I'm glad I did. What an amazing journey the egg makes from start to finish.
This just breathtaking absolutely beautiful
Absolutely stunning 😳. I am obsessed with Fabérge eggs I now have an egg bracelet and a small egg when I visited Moscow 🇷🇺
Very cool to see this craftsmanship. I would never wear one of these, but I still want one!
BEAUTIFUL!
Love to see that rose engine beautiful machine
I thought the same Very expensive machine I suppose
Absolutely mesmerizing, in a somewhat childish joyful, manner.
I'd love to be a designer for stuff like this!!
And I'd love to be a recipient of stuff like this!
@@linda10989 then pay the 15,214 USD for it
@@canadianradiochemist4465 I'll grab my credit card and see if Amazon has any 🤣
@@linda10989 lol, you know that you can find it on their website, right?
As an omni artist, same here
this jewel egg cracks me up everytime I see it. Thank you Oompa
This kind of craftsmanship creates a whole new meaning to the word *egg-xtraordinary*
WOW! JUST WOW!
Life long locksmith that just loves working with metals. If not a locksmith I would of been a jeweller
I love fiddling with watches today.... But this stuff just blows my mind!
And to think the amazing things we cant even figure out how they were made. We have all these amazing tools......
GREAT VID! Almost made me tear up! The grinding of the Lapus Lazuli
Maravilhoso 👏👏
Absolutely stunning.
The 3D printed guilloche enamel isn't my fave, I wont lie. Still goegeous
Stunning Brilliancy.
Wonderful; exquisite!! Thank You for having this on CZcams!!!
Absolutely in awe.
I would like to be an apprentice.
I thought they were bigger but they couldn't be more beautiful !
So beautiful
Sooooo much time an great craftsmanship. It is exquisite to look at, and how it is made.🙏🙏🙏🌻🌻💋
Would love to own One of them they are so Beautiful...
This is priceless
Lovely
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Miraculously delicate! 😊
I’d have a whole vault full of them if I had the $$ to pay for them.
Beautiful. I saw the Tsar's eggs in Moscow...
Truly amazing. I would have a hard time selling them if I made them...lol.
Wow, it's very beautiful.
Perfect!
Good stuff thx!
Wow.I like and loves .video nice ..
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Please could you tell me what the process is called at 0.43 in video and what the Materiales are ~ name of the pink holder, name of the blue stuff being carved?
Wax, it's a lost wax casting process
@@aliaa28 Lost? The video is from 2020.
This wax is injected in a mold But my question is were the mold cames from ? A real egg or a 3D print one There must be an original
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Finally i see how roblox create eggs hunt grand prize
lol
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True they work so hard
plus, they have to make those for all the players that get the prizes
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Outta morbid curiosity, how much us this piece?
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Fabergé tu my Family Business
Wow the Roblox faber egg looks realistic
Aaron thingy this isn’t Roblox faberg egg xD
Abrantes Family Well the name is but yeah it’s Not
@@abrantesfamily2016 r/whooosh
@@abrantesfamily2016 how could you be so dumb?
@@anthonyl6060 I mean you too?
What about the big ones?
I'm saw a historical video
Wow ....what is that stuff u are painting with plzzz
Enamel
Iv been wanting a faberge egg pendant for years as I think they look stunning- however but I doubt I would ever be able to afford one.
My 3 fave are the selo rose, pink diamond & multi coloured high jewel.
make one yourself, it requires imagination, $300, and not having seizures
@@canadianradiochemist4465 ow they cost a fair bit more I know from making jewellery (although mine is a lot more simple) & I do have seizures as I have epilepsy.
How do I get it in my avatar, I can’t find it
Piber _ wrong channel xD
Lol
wow
Why?
Eggcelent
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So that is why they are so expensive!
Lindt.
*18 000*
what happens when an egg… *breaks?*
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Who heard this egg from Roblox egg hunt
Yeah i i got *that* ( *fabergegg of the new decade* )
Fabergé Gates,Microphones,Plates,Spoons,Forks,Pens,Limousines×3, Nevermore in Fabergé in 2023 Concert Hall in France 999.9 Gold Bars ×1986 ×366×12 = paid in full 622/623 this is perfect Sir ..
I am enamel worker i need work
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Wal-Mart.
Pleased.
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Fabergé Gates,Microphones,Plates,Spoons,Forks,Pens,Limousines×3, Nevermore in Fabergé in 2023 Concert Hall in France 999.9 Gold Bars ×1986 ×366×12 = paid in full 622/623 this is perfect Sir .. 128/129/yes tu can do it all
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Either this is fake, or they just milking it. There is a total of 57 Faberge eggs made in the history of mankind, no more, no less.
lmao, you can ask directly to Faberge shop in London.
The eggs you are talking about are the eggs for the Tsar family.
PS: It's the same workshop.
@@saltymonke3682 he's talking about the originals not some cheap to make and at the same time overpriced pieces of brass
@@canadianradiochemist4465 Faberge is not cheap to make
@@saltymonke3682 it is, learn somthing for once
@@saltymonke3682 I've done the necessary calculations, and it turns out there's around 1/4 oz (7g) gold per pendant. this means that at the current price of gold, it's $315 for the resources. the wax is cheap, and so is the electricity. they sell the stuff for $15,214. impressive scams they run.
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LUPIN
As with any beautiful item requiring shaping finishing and beautification someone has to ruin there hands and get filthy.
Anyone else come here from roblox?
Fran Bow me lol
I didn't realise they were so tiny. I thought they were about the size of a chicken egg.
Centuries ago, when they were made for the Russian Tsar, they were quite a bit larger, more so than a chicken egg, more along the lines of an ostrich egg.
To my understanding, the jeweler who was commissioned to make them each year for the Tsar (to give to his wife as a gift), actually used a real egg and adorned it with diamonds, gold, gems and anything else luxurious at the time. They were deemed as an extremely precious item, more so than today, and *only* the Tsar would be able to have them commissioned.
@@trinomial-nomenclature they are still making large eggs actually.
They still make them, but these are a lot more affordable. And they are not that affordable. Lol.
For what 😂
No wonder they cost a million THIS LIKE TAKES HOURS OF PATIENCE AND TYE BEST WOMEN WHO CAN SCULPTURE SMALL
it's not hard to scuplt, it's literally worth $700 tops, yet they overprice it so that they can earn those millions
These aren’t that expensive, they are a sort of revival style, not the same. Only the imperial eggs are worth (many) millions, made by Peter Carl Faberge.
Soo tradisnal but owned by a multi billion dollar company unilever
Straja,magic art from master faberge.and thanks so much too my ,, close relative dear mr.victor wekselberg,, forthe gift to russian people, danke am meissten!
I understand the price but is is a shame that they don't have a midrange collection for middle classe like us.
it's not even worth it, I mean making it yourself costs 45 times cheaper
Look for the "Essence" pendant--the same size pendant, but plain gold, not guilloche, and it doesn't open. Still expensive but much less so.
Not everything is about you. It is what it is.
@@shopgirl6183 And your comment say a lot about your personality.
@@shopgirl6183 who hurt you?
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You mean roblox?
Please stop.
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Didn’t look possible! I’m pics thought they were Exaggerating because it looks so real wow I can’t even believe it wow so it’s just it’s unlivable if I had the cash to pay for some given $1 million then I would probably get a bunch if I had like 2 million 3 million 4 million etc.
When you've enough cash to feed a poor African village but would rather not feed a poor African village.....
Buy some nice eggs that nobody can eat.
They cost about $17k per pendant egg.
These are modern eggs, not the imperial eggs made for the Romanov tsars.
@@jasonhopkinson6272 do you regularly donate? Didn’t think so.
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Embarrassing to still call this a Fabergé egg
Faberge never used brilliant cut diamonds. They only ever used rose cut diamonds.
This comment is embarrassing.
Why is it embarassing?
@@Alicia-ij6gtwhy would you use rose cut for something like this? The diamond wouldn’t have nearly enough facets to pop in something like this
And while they may not specifically use brilliant….it doesn’t matter as long as they are using diamonds in which the facets are symmetrical and aligned properly to more efficiently reflect light back to the eye.
@@sirenelectric143 that wasn’t the goal of Fabergé. It wasn’t about bling. It was about highlighting the design and craftsmanship. Anyone with enough money can assemble a bunch of brilliant cut diamonds and impress the naïve. But to craft something that invites close inspection, that feels pleasing to the fingers, well that appeals to the buyer with taste.
Fake!
this is tacky af. cant wait for another revolution
Sure it's pretty, but looks like it tastes awful. Needs tobasco.
3d printed and cast. This is not craftsmanship.
jim jam umm I want to see you making this! You think it’s easy?!?
It his is not easy dude
I would like to invite you to model a 3D model like in this film, the software is free (Blender), if you manage to replicate it, just let us know.
@@oompaloompa6532 it's so incredibly easy to make this, I mean it's like an hour or two and you're done
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