Fabergé x The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. - Crafting the Celtic Egg Objet

[@chowlissy]

How wonderful, thank you! I often wonder how humans who can do such wonderful things can also do other, horrible things.

[@viniciusboechat]

This is amazing, it's impossible not to be impressed with every new egg that comes up. Sensational

[@CynAnne1]

I knew I ❤ Fabergé long before I knew 'what' it was... My mother used to say I was born with 'an old soul'. 😏

[@fernandamariafagundessique9355]

Wonderful!

[@anamolinari45]

Uma obra de arte😍

[@verax337]

Yes.

[@sabriloussaief1172]

Merveilleux

[@lauriecraig2760]

Wow

[@minniesaab7255]

💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@BlueRose-yd2uo]

🐾🐾

[@nathanracher2911]

:41 what is that. Is it a dial or lathe?

[@lauriecraig2760]

Lathe hydraulic

[@77RGR77]

Excellent; significant improvement to represent the product and the company. Is the central stone a deeply saturated aquamarine to represent the Celts seafaring and also, their connection with the environment? (think: 'Mona') It does not appear to have a hexagonal matrix indicating an emerald. (Please do not say you used a Peridot.) The Celts had a strong oral tradition of both; Lore & Law. When producing an artifact they would enunciate words at a 'speaking stone' both for the public and private words. What are the public words for this stone. Of course the private word(s) of power will only be provided to the purchaser.