Fabergé Museum, A Dazzling Collection of Imperial Treasures
21, Fontanka River Embankment, St Petersburg, Russia
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Introduction
This private museum was established to commemorate Karl Gustavovich Faberge (1846.5.30-1920), a famous Russian jeweler, gemstone craftsman, and decorative arts designer. The museum is owned by Russian oil tycoon Viktor Vekselberg, who purchased nine Faberge eggs, as well as many Faberge jewelry and original paintings from the Forbes family, media moguls, in April 2004 for a price of $100 million. The museum is decorated luxuriously and elegantly, showcasing exquisite and magnificent exhibits. Address 21, Fontanka River Embankment, St Petersburg, Russia
Opening hours 10:00-21:00, ticket sales time: 9:30-20:15, closed on Fridays.
A very small and exquisite museum
