This showroom features rare objects from a private collection whose owner passed away in 2025. Its central piece is a documented Fabergé Egg created in the Perkhin workshop between 1895 and 1898. Identified by Mikhail Perkhin's personal hallmark and characteristic stylistic elements, it is among the few known non-imperial Fabergé eggs with preserved provenance. Created for a wealthy private client of the late 19th century, it reflects the highest level of craftsmanship from Fabergé's finest era.

Ownership Model: The egg remains in a private collection. Through a legally compliant fractional ownership model developed by our team, this exceptional object becomes accessible to collectors and retail investors worldwide. A total of 100 million fractions have been issued, each entitling the holder to a claim to a share of future profit if the egg is ever sold as a whole. As part of the marketplace launch, the first 3 million fractions are offered at 3 euro cents each. Starting in March, an additional 7 million fractions will become available at 9 euro cents each.

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These early stages are the only opportunity to acquire fractions before the global auction. In April 2026, all 100 million fractions will be offered in a global auction consisting of 300 lots of varying sizes, allowing participants to choose their preferred level of involvement. Final prices will be determined through open bidding. The auction will operate on our RWA blockchain platform, ensuring transparency and real-time visibility of leading bids. This represents a rare opportunity to become a co-owner of a museum-grade artifact that has remained outside public circulation for more than a century. We estimate that the average auction price per fraction may reach around 15 euro cents, but this remains an assumption and must not be interpreted as financial advice.

Latvian Fabergé Treasure