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Few treasures captivate the imagination quite like the Russian Imperial Easter Eggs. Steeped in history and craftsmanship, Fabergé Eggs have become synonymous with wealth and beauty.

Fabergé eggs have long been symbols of craftsmanship, prestige, and ultimately tragedy. They tell a story of the wealth, power, and decadence that would seal the fate of the Romanovs.

The firm of Fabergé is synonymous with the Russian Imperial family, but its fabulous baubles soon became a must-have for elites across Europe, writes Kirsten Tambling

Among the baubles on display are three on loan from Her Majesty herself. 

A new exhibition tracing the history and legacy of Carl Fabergé is at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

Ahead of the upcoming Fabergé exhibition at the Victoria and Albert museum, Vogue takes a deep-dive into the gilded history of Fabergé eggs. Find out the origins of Fabergé eggs and the Imperial Russian family.

In the waning decades of their dynasty, Russia's Romanov rulers maintained a standing order with Peter Carl Fabergé to create jeweled eggs to be presented as Easter gifts. Forty-three of them are accounted greatest artistic commissions of modern times and the remaining eggs.

A deep dive into nine of the most important Fabergé Imperial Easter Eggs, and where they are now.