This is an entertaining and informative presentation about the most famous Easter Eggs in the world. Everyone knows the name. Here is the full Faberge story. Between 1885 and 1917, Russian jeweler Carl Faberge made 50 large Easter Eggs for the Russian Royal family. Opulent and highly personal, these eggs are now among the world’s most valuable treasures. What was the inspiration? What made them so special? Why are they valued so highly today? What is the scope of Faberge’s work? · The Tradition of the Easter Egg in the Russian Orthodox Church. · Love stories that inspired the Faberge Eggs. · The House of Faberge -- “making the ordinary extraordinary” · Faberge Museum Collections including VMFA in Richmond.
