Russian Imperial-era Inlaid Gold Easter Egg Pendant, circa 1890
From the Romanov era, this rare Russian miniature egg of unusual tree-color design is inlaid with white agate, red purpurine and opaque green glass and divided by gold bands, attached to a gold suspension ring.
Russia, circa 1890, stamped 56. Chain not included.
Gold chains available, please contact us.
3/4 in. ( 1.9 cm) long including outer ring. Egg alone measures 1/2 in. (1.3 cm) long. 2.4 grams gr. wt. Sold as is.
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For a Russian Imperial-era Easter egg necklace in our shop, see CH125.
$750.00
SKU: ME143
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Purpurine, a deep red vitreous compound that was discovered in a lab in the 17th century was revived in the late 19th century by Carl Fabergé in St. Petersburg.
Superb seller in every way, and the pendant is absolutely gorgeous--my sincerest thanks for everything!
-Max
