Google Doodle: A Most Eggcellent Tribute to Fabergé

Posted by Shirley Brady on May 30, 2012 09:32 AM

Today's Google Doodle — homepage logo reinterpretation — pays tribute to the Peter Carl Fabergé, who was born May 30, 1846, in Saint Petersburg. The Russian jeweller and goldsmith was known for producing precious metal- and gem-encrusted Fabergé eggs, only 47 of which are believed to have survived.

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