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Friday, 13th February 2004 (9183 views)

Russian jewellery designer is in Texas to exhibit some 600-miniature gold 'Faberge' eggs.<BR/><BR/>The eggs are inspired by the Russian imperial jeweller Peter Carl Faberge who was commissioned to make jewel encrusted gold eggs for the Tsarina at Easter.<BR/><BR/>Mr Abelsky's hand crafted miniatures will appear in a special three day, Pre-Valentine's Day exhibition.<BR/><BR/>The eggs are made of sterling silver with 14K, 18K, or 24K gold overlay and multicoloured enamel. The secret, according to Mr Abelsky, is in the hand enamelling.<BR/><BR/>The Faberge eggs are designed by Abelsky in his studio, and are then fabricated by his team of Russian jewellers. It typically takes two-to-three months for each design to be created.<BR/><BR/>Vibrant colour, exquisite styling, and expert craftsmanship make Abelsky's Russian miniature Faberge eggs recognized throughout the world.<BR/><BR/>The celebrated Russian jeweller has exhibited his creations in London, Paris, Vienna, and Berlin, as well as major cities across the US.<BR/><BR/>The eggs will be on show and available for purchase in Tyler, Texas on February, 12,13, and 14.

 

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