Description:

- 4.5 Inches Tall (on a stand) x 3.6 Inches Wide
- Gold Plated Pewter, Austrian Crystals
- Enameled
- The Egg is Openable
- Hand Painted
- Padded Satin Lined Gift Box

Inspired by the legendary jeweled Easter eggs created between 1885 and 1917 for the imperial court, this elegant display piece captures the era’s love of brilliant enamel, precious-metal detail, and clever “surprise” design. These celebrated gifts were commissioned by Tsar Alexander III and later continued by Tsar Nicholas II, presented each Easter as deeply personal treasures meant to impress and delight (mission accomplished).

The originals were famous for meticulous goldwork, guilloché-style patterns beneath translucent enamel, and hidden elements tucked inside—ranging from miniature portraits to tiny mechanical wonders. Echoing that tradition, this egg features rich enamel panels, sparkling crystal accents, and refined gold tone trim for a regal look on its decorative stand. The hinged design opens smoothly and closes securely, giving you space for a small keepsake inside—because every great egg deserves a little mystery. Finished by hand and packaged in a padded satin lined gift box, it’s ready to gift, display, and quietly steal the spotlight in any collection.