Russian Luxury Moiseikin jewellery art
Russian Luxury Moiseikin jewellery art
The history of Moiseikin jewellery began in 1993, with the opening a jewelry shop in Yekaterinburg. Initially, Victor Moiseikin wanted to renew the Urals tradition of the famous Russian jewelry companies.
Moiseikin found talented jewelers, sculptors and stone-cutters who studied in detail the history of jewelry art in Russia. They thoroughly researched rare archival materials, including ancient sketches of such companies as Karl Bohlin, Carl Faberge and other pillars of the jewelry industry.
They also constantly monitored the trends of fashion jewelry, modern cultural preferences and major design trends.
In addition to jewellery decorations, “Moiseikin” creates precious stone-cutting compositions, delicate floral miniatures, original silver and bronze sculptures, and souvenirs. The clocks, valued at $ 1.9 million, in the form of a pedestal made of jade and decorated with gold and precious stones. The basis of this masterpiece – pearl shell of Nautilus from the Indian Ocean.
Traditionally, the jewelers use sapphires and emeralds, amethysts and citrines, topaz, zircons, and natural sea pearls of different shades and colors. The works of Moiseikin are in the collection of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, Prince Michael of Kent, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the famous designer Paco Rabanne, opera singer Elena Obraztsova, French actress Catherine Deneuve, and others.
According to Victor Moiseikin, he does not make jewelry, he creates jewelry. They make the world a brighter place. And they make woman a lady.