The Story
The Heritage Yellow Gold Diamond & Teal Guilloché Enamel Surprise Trembling Star Locket is set in 18ct yellow gold decorated with 23 round white diamonds and teal enamel. It opens to reveal a star surprise composed of brilliant cut white diamonds. The star is designed to move and sparkle when touched. The locket is 22mm and comes with a yellow gold chain. The Heritage collection draws inspiration from Fabergé’s historical masterpieces. Traditional materials and complex traditional techniques, such as the delicate art of guilloché enamelling and hand-engraving, make up the signature elements of this colourful and opulent collection.
About Faberge
In 1882, Peter Carl Fabergé took over his father’s very ordinary jewellery business and quickly transformed it into an international phenomenon. The ordinary became the extraordinarily fashionable. Out went the French 18th century style where diamonds prevailed. In came the design-led artist-jeweller with a penchant for colour through both gemstones and reviving the lost art of enamelling. The craftsmanship was of the very finest standard. This formula made Fabergé irresistible and the ultimate objects to own, as well as the gift of choice.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The Heritage Yellow Gold Diamond & Teal Guilloché Enamel Surprise Trembling Star Locket is set in 18ct yellow gold decorated with 23 round white diamonds and teal enamel. It opens to reveal a star surprise composed of brilliant cut white diamonds. The star is designed to move and sparkle when touched. The locket is 22mm and comes with a yellow gold chain. The Heritage collection draws inspiration from Fabergé’s historical masterpieces. Traditional materials and complex traditional techniques, such as the delicate art of guilloché enamelling and hand-engraving, make up the signature elements of this colourful and opulent collection.
About Faberge
In 1882, Peter Carl Fabergé took over his father’s very ordinary jewellery business and quickly transformed it into an international phenomenon. The ordinary became the extraordinarily fashionable. Out went the French 18th century style where diamonds prevailed. In came the design-led artist-jeweller with a penchant for colour through both gemstones and reviving the lost art of enamelling. The craftsmanship was of the very finest standard. This formula made Fabergé irresistible and the ultimate objects to own, as well as the gift of choice.
