Fabergé Digital Heritage is a cultural initiative dedicated to the digital reconstruction of lost masterpieces by Carl Fabergé. Utilizing archival sketches, museum research, and advanced 3D visualization technologies, this project aims to recreate the lost Imperial Easter Eggs and other significant jewelry pieces that disappeared or were scattered following the Russian Revolution.
The reconstruction of these artifacts holds not only artistic but also profound cultural and historical significance. Fabergé represents a pinnacle of 19th and early 20th-century jewelry craftsmanship, blending masterful goldsmithing, innovative design, and imperial heritage. Many of these unique pieces, once belonging to the Russian Imperial family, were lost over time, making digital reconstruction one of the few ways to restore them to the cultural landscape.
As part of this project, extensive research is conducted to deeply understand Fabergé’s techniques, materials, and engineering complexity. By utilizing PBR rendering, animation, and virtual exhibitions, the recreated artifacts are presented in a contemporary digital format, making them accessible to museums, historians, and the broader public.
The Fabergé Digital Heritage Project is open to collaborations with museums, foundations, and academic institutions interested in preserving jewelry and historical heritage. We invite researchers, collectors, and luxury brands engaged in high jewelry culture to participate in this initiative.