FABERGÉ DIAMOND BROOCH FOR THE RED CROSS In yellow gold, centred on a medallion decorated with a cross in red enamel on a guilloché background of grains of rice, within a surround of full white enamel, flanked by a line of two cabochon rubies surrounding a diamond on each side, the edges of the lozenge decorated with alternating scrolls of cabochon rubies on an opaque white enamel background. Saint Petersburg, 1899-1903. Goldsmith: Auguste HOLLMING, master goldsmith working exclusively for Fabergé (active 1880-1913). An enamel and 14k gold brooch by Fabergé for the Red Cross; Saint Petersburg, circa 1899 - 1903. Provenance : - Gift given during the First World War, between 1914 and 1917. - French private collection. RC : Dimensions: 2.4 x 4.5 cm. Gross weight: 9.45 g (14k - 585).