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Introducing the Fabergé x 007 Octopussy Egg Surprise Locket, a precious collector's jewellery piece, hand crafted from 18k yellow gold, 60 white diamonds, two black diamonds, 15 blue sapphires and green guilloché enamel, on a yellow gold chain.

This is the first in a series of Fabergé x 007 collections taking inspiration from the film series. The debut designs take inspiration from the Fabergé egg at the centre of the Octopussy story: the gem-studded gold lattice framework and rich green enamel echoing the Fabergé egg in the 1983 film.

Details. Made from the finest precious materials: 18k yellow gold, 60 round brilliant cut white diamonds with a total weight of 0.67ct F-G VS , two round black diamonds, total weight 0.01cts, and 15 blue sapphires, total weight of 0.224cts. The locket hangs on a 50cm long 18k yellow gold 1.3mm trace chain with egg tag. 

The exterior. The outer closely follows the design of the original Octopussy egg with an intricate 18k gold lattice framework delicately set with blue sapphires and white diamonds in a floral-like design. The egg’s surface features a geometric guilloché engraved pattern to juxtapose the more organic shape of the egg, finished with hand painted lustrous green enamel to evoke the film egg and reflect the Fabergé x 007 Octopussy Egg Objet. Subtle nods to the film are also woven into the design, including the bail of the locket which takes its inspiration from the letter ‘O’ in the film’s title treatment.

The interior. In true Fabergé style, the egg locket also offers a surprise – opening to reveal a miniature 18k gold octopus inside, capturing the spirit of the film’s namesake. The octopus is set with two black diamond eyes.

Care. When not being worn, we recommend storing your locket in the pouch provided. To clean, gently wipe with a soft cloth, then remove any remaining impurities with mild diluted soap. Rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly before storing in its pouch. Do not use abrasive cleaners, steamers or ultrasonic machines. 

The makers. Fabergé, the world’s most iconic artist jeweller, creates extraordinary jewellery, watches and objets d’art, as well as bespoke commissions for a discerning international clientele. Founded in 1842, Fabergé has been one of the most revered names in jewellery ever since Peter Carl Fabergé created the 50 ingenious Imperial Easter Eggs for the Romanov family between 1885 and 1916.