About Fabergé Guilloché Enamel
The House of Fabergé perfected translucent vitreous enamel laid over engine-turned guilloché gold, producing imperial eggs and objets de fantaisie that glow like solid jewels. Apple-green enamel shimmers over a radiating sunburst ground, mounted in gilt gold and pointed with rose-cut diamonds.
This system renders that craft for the screen: deep jade enamel as the surface itself, luminous lime-green primaries, hairline gold mounts, and a companion rose-pink accent. The enamel is never flat — light always seems to fall through it onto the guilloché beneath.
- Origin
- St. Petersburg, Imperial Russia (Eastern Europe)
- Era
- 1900–1950 (peak Romanov-era Fabergé workshop production)
- Key figures
- Peter Carl Fabergé · Michael Perchin · Henrik Wigström
- Movements
- Russian imperial jewellery / objets de vertu · Guilloché enamelling · Fin-de-siècle court goldsmithing
Fabergé Guilloché Enamel design spec
Colors
Typography
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