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An Art Nouveau gold mounted pâte de verre and opal pendant necklace by René Lalique,
Fair 

The Treasure House Fair

We will be exhibiting at the inaugural Treasure House Fair this summer. It continues the long tradition of an annual show of exceptional art at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.
Acquisition 

A Winter Jewel by Carl Fabergé

Faberge winter jewels are his most irresistible and magical creations, using rock crystal, platinum and diamonds they perfectly evoke the beauty of Russia’s harsh winters. This brooch shows diamond frost against a rock crystal window famed by diamonds.
Discovery 

The earliest known surviving jewel from Cartier,

Katherine Purcell discusses an extraordinary gold parure in the archaeological taste which was retailed by Louis-François Cartier and is the earliest known jewel to have come from the firm.
Research 

The Imperial Constellation Egg by Fabergé

The design source for the unfinished and last Fabergé Imperial Easter egg
Museum Acquisition 

A New Acquisition for The Gilbert Collection

A previously unknown work by Johann Christian Neuber is acquired by The Gilbert Collection.
Museum Acquisition 

MFA Boston Acquire Coburg Eagle

The first of the Coburg Eagle brooches gifted at the wedding of Queen Victoria to Prince Albert to enter the collection of an American museum.
Discovery 

The Soberton Armlet,

An Important and rare late bronze age solid gold penannular bracelet, late Bronze Age (c.1100-800 BC)
Research 

A new Fabergé mark.

Kieran McCarthy writes about his discovery of a previously unrecorded mark used by Carl Fabergé.
Past Exhibition 

Designers & Jewellery 1850 –1940: Jewellery & Metalwork from The Fitzwilliam Museum.

Wartski was delighted to sponsor The Fitzwilliam Museum to publish a cataolgue of jewellery and silverwork from their collection.
Donation  

Snowman Collection gift to the Victoria & Albert Museum

Donated by Nicholas Snowman, Chairman of Wartski.
Research 

Jewels by Castellani

Geoffrey Munn, The Connoisseur, 1981
Research 

Fabergé and Japan

Geoffrey Munn, The Antique Collector, 1987

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