AXENOFF Jewellery House

AXENOFF Jewellery House

The DNA of AXENOFF jewellery is rooted in a deep love of the history, culture and style of Europe's great monarchies, especially the Russian imperial family. The jewellery house delicately blends contemporary trends with classical jewellery traditions, creating a unique synthesis of past and present. Designer Petr Aksenov is an artist and collector of Russian icons. Born into a family of a photographer and an icon painter, he was immersed in a rich artistic world from an early age and went on to study painting, architecture, ballet, theater and historical costume in depth. Over time, his creative energy and knowledge allowed him to express these passions through jewellery and develop his brand.

AXENOFF jewellery is worn by leading stars of ballet, cinema, theater and television. The jewellery house also works with Russian and international media companies. Petr Aksenov created pieces for the BBC television adaptation of Tolstoy's War and Peace, for the Russian TV series Catherine starring Marina Aleksandrova, and for the screen Romanovs in Alexey Uchitel's ballet-themed film Matilda.

Inspired by the beauty of past eras, AXENOFF creates truly outstanding jewellery that appeals both to contemporary fashion lovers and admirers of antiquity.

Founder of the brand - Petr Aksenov.

Website: www.axenoffjewellery.com

Events held with the support of AXENOFF Jewellery House:

Events held with the support of AXENOFF Jewellery House:

A Copy of Irina Yusupova's Wedding Tiara Donated to the Yusupov Palace by AXENOFF Jewellery House On February 28, the Yusupov Palace on the Moika hosted the ceremonial donation of a copy of Princess Irina Yusupova's wedding tiara from AXENOFF Jewellery House. Cooperation Between the Yusupov Palace and AXENOFF Jewellery House The cooperation between the Yusupov Palace at 94 Moika River Embankment and AXENOFF Jewellery began with a meaningful event: on March 1, 2016, Petr Aksenov donated an icon of Saint Martyr Tatiana to the Church of the Intercession of the Holy Virgin in the Yusupov Palace.