The Exquisite Fabergé Butterfly Brooch

The Fabergé Museum, located in Baden-Baden, Germany, is renowned for its collection of masterpieces created by the House of Fabergé. Among the museum's exquisite collection, one of the standout pieces is the butterfly brooch.

The brooch dates back to 1895-1896, during the late 19th century. It was made in Russia by the renowned Fabergé firm. The brooch is designed in the shape of a butterfly with outspread wings. The wings are adorned with a variety of gemstones, including emeralds, rubies, diamonds, pearls, and opals. The body of the butterfly features a central cabochon stone, likely a moonstone or another precious gem. The intricate arrangement of the gemstones creates a vibrant and colorful display, highlighting the natural beauty of a butterfly.

This butterfly brooch is an exquisite example of Fabergé's mastery of combining artistry with luxury. To accompany our Fabergé jewelry collection we created a reproduction of this sparkling brooch.