"Tsarist Treasures" refers to the vast collection of art, jewelry, and artifacts amassed by the Russian royal family, known as the Romanovs. These treasures include exquisite pieces like the Imperial Crown, ornate Fabergé eggs, and luxurious garments, showcasing the opulence of the Russian monarchy. Many of these treasures were housed in the Kremlin and the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. Following the Russian Revolution in 1917, many items were lost, stolen, or sold, but some remain significant cultural symbols, representing the rich history and artistry of the Tsarist era.