* The Russian jeweler Faberge. An enchanting cocktail mixed with love, archeology, talent and luck. The tour includes fascinating stories about the great and famous, as well as enjoying the collection of the Faberge Museum, opened by the Russian foundation "Connection of Times". On October 22, 1842, Gustav Faberge (1814-1893), a native of Pärnu, a merchant of the 2nd guild, opened a small jewelry store with a workshop of gold and diamond items in St. Petersburg at 12 Bolshaya Morskaya Street. From that moment, the history of the Faberge jewelry company began. However, she will be able to become legendary many years later and thanks to the founder's son, Carl Faberge. This is a story worthy of a novel or a colorful Hollywood movie... About the ups and downs of the most famous family of jewelers in pre-revolutionary Russia and the rebirth of the Faberge name, about the opening of the largest private museum with the rarest collection of works of applied art of the 19th and 20th centuries and how it became possible, let's talk at the Faberge Museum. You will see a unique private collection of applied art in the walls of the aristocratic palace on the banks of the Fontanka River. The core of the collection is the world-famous Easter eggs for two Russian empresses, created on the edge of the centuries by the best jewelers of that time. And not only …