Gustav Faberge started his gold and silver work business in St. Petersburg in 1848, and then expanded it to several of the largest cities of Russia. His son Karl Faberge (1846-1920) became the most successful Russian jewelry maker in Russia. This book is a collection of memoirs, archive materials, and essays on the Faberge epoch in Russian jewelry, the Silver Age of this art. This book is about the two generations of Faberge in Russia, as well as their relatives in emigration. (0.325 kg.). Also available on the subject: Paskhal"nye Iaitsa Faberzhe (CD-ROM); Muntian, Tatiana. Faberzhe: Velikie Iuveliry Rossii : Sokrovishcha Oruzheinoi Palaty (2000); Skurlov, V., Smorodinova, G. Faberzhe i Russkie Pridvornye Iuveliry (2001)