Fabergé

This article is about the luxury goods brand formerly owned by Unilever as a brand of cosmetics. For the original Fabergé company founded in 1842, see House of Fabergé. For the successor to the original company, see Fabergé & Cie.

1937–1948	1948–1951	1951–1969	196?–198?
1969-1979	1979–2002	2002–2008	2008–present

1937–1948

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Fabergé, Inc. was established in 1937, inspired by the Russian House of Fabergé jewelry firm founded in 1842.

1948–1951

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1951–1969

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196?–198?

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1969–1979

Designer:  Schwartz-Wassyng

Typography:  Helvetica (modified)

Launched:  July 25, 1969

The modified Helvetica used in the logo was known as Fabergé Sans Serif, and was used extensively on the labels of Fabergé products into the 1980s.

1979–2002

In 1984, the company was sold by its owner, and in 1989, the company was acquired by Unilever.

2002–2008

In 2007, Unilever sold the Fabergé trademarks, licenses, and rights to a new company named Fabergé Limited. The new company's goal was to turn Fabergé into a luxury goods brand.

2008–present

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In 2008, shortly after the the change in ownership of the brand, the logo was redesigned.

In January 2013, the company was acquired by Gemfields.

See also

• House of Fabergé, the original company to use the "Fabergé" name, founded in 1842 by Gustav Fabergé in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
• Fabergé & Cie, a jewelry firm founded in 1924 by Gustav Fabergé's family members in Paris after the original company was nationalized by the Bolsheviks in 1918.

External links

• Official website