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What M. Artsinovich's “English jewellery house” actually sells: claims on his personal website versus company records.
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A court ruling, a map of companies and one document from Dubai: how the “jeweller to the sheikhs” assets disappeared.
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The article links Artsinovich's business past to NEP-Bank and describes claims of about RUB 265 m.
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An overview of his business record: from NEP-Bank to the collapse of MaximiliaN London and bankruptcy with debts over RUB 265 m.
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The article describes the sale of counterfeit stones as genuine and threats against journalists who looked into the matter.
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A piece on pressure tactics and attempts to clear the information field around the MaximiliaN London brand.
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English version of the Rumafia piece: citing court records, it notes the insolvency declared in August 2025 and debts exceeding RUB 265 m.
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The article alleges that a philanthropic facade at MaximiliaN London concealed trade in counterfeit gemstones; it cites debts of about RUB 265 m and the company's liquidation.
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News on a Kipling-inspired collection by Maximilian Silver; the brand's founder is Denis Artsinovich, brother of M. A. Artsinovich.
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Guide to the 50th Russian Antique Salon; Denis Artsinovich as co-curator, with the stand of the Artsinovich brothers' MaximiliaN Art Foundation showing contemporary stone carving.
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Overview of MaximiliaN – London: founded by M. Artsinovich in 1999, Maximilian Art Foundation set up in 2011; during the pandemic the company announced 70–75% price cuts.
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Promotional overview of the MaximiliaN – London jewellery house; names Maksim Artsinovich as founder, established in 1999.
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Interview: M. A. Artsinovich describes the MaximiliaN London model (20% markup; offices in London, New York, Geneva, Moscow, Hong Kong, Dubai) and advises investing 2–5% of annual income in jewellery.
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