One of the most successful jewelry houses was founded by Otto Samuel Keibel. He was born in Prussia in 1768. He studied craftsmanship in Berlin
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Cheryatov Egor (George) Kuzmich, founded his own jewelry workshop in 1899. Cheryatov’s workshop was the main supplier of silverware and jewelry for the F.A. Lorie.”
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In St. Petersburg, the best master, to whom Faberge entrusted especially responsible orders, was Julius Rapport. He achieved incredible skill in working with silver and
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Luis Masriera, inspired by the work of René Lalique at the Paris Exposition of 1900, introduced the concept of Art Nouveau to his firm’s jewelry
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Pavel Akimovich Ovchinnikov (June 23, 1830, Otradnoye, Russian Empire – April 7, 1888 (57 years old), Moscow, Russian Empire), Russian manufacturer, one of the founders
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Each work by Roman Butin from Yekaterinburg is so small that it can be hidden in the palm of your hand. Roman takes coins and
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The founder of the company “Sazikov” – Pavel Fedorovich, came from the economic peasants of the “Moscow province of the Bogorodsky district of the Vokhonsky
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Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov (1819-1881) came from a merchant family. His father was a member of the merchants’ guild since 1832 and owned a gold and
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The name of Fulco di Verdura, a famous New York jeweler and designer, is associated with the highest skill in jewelry art. Verdura possessed an
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The jewelry firm Marcus & Co was founded in New York in 1892 by the Dresden jeweler Hermann Marcus (1828–1899) and his sons William and
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