Billionaire Russian businessman Viktor Vekselberg owns the largest private collection of Fabergé eggs in the world.
ByMary Whitfill Roeloffs
ByMary Whitfill Roeloffs,
Forbes Staff.
Fabergé, the jeweler most known for its famously intricate Russian Easter eggs, has been sold for $50 million by a British mining company to an American tech investor who says he plans to expand its international presence.
Gemfields, a colored gemstone miner listed on the London stock exchange, sold the fabled brand to tech entrepreneur Sergei Mosunov’s U.S. company SMG Capital.
Gemfield Group just sold Fabergé – beloved by Elton John and made famous by Imperial Russia – to SMG Capital for US$50 million.
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Luxury brand Fabergé sold to tech investor for $50mn
