Description:

- 3.8 Inches Tall on Stand x 2.1 Inches Diameter
- Gold Plated Pewter with Austrian Crystals and Enamel Finish
- Hinged Egg Opens and Closes with Magnetic Closure
- Hand Painted Twelve Panel Design with Raised Details
- Includes Padded Satin Lined Gift Box

Inspired by the historic 1899 Twelve Panel Egg created in the workshop of Peter Carl Fabergé under master craftsman Michael Perkhin, this elegant decorative piece reflects the refined artistry of turn of the century jeweled Easter creations. The original egg was commissioned by industrialist Alexander Kelch as an Easter gift for his wife, Barbara Kelch, and was one of seven celebrated Kelch eggs.

The authentic 1899 masterpiece featured translucent pink guilloché enamel divided into 12 panels by diamond studded gold bands with foliate motifs and rose cut diamonds. It displayed the initials of Barbara Kelch beneath a portrait diamond and the date 1899 at the base, showcasing both personal sentiment and extraordinary craftsmanship.

This beautifully detailed interpretation captures that spirit with rich enamel panels, raised gold tone ornamentation, and sparkling crystal accents. The hinged egg opens smoothly and secures with a magnetic closure, allowing space for a small keepsake inside. Presented in a padded satin lined gift box, it offers historic inspiration, decorative elegance, and timeless heirloom appeal for collectors and admirers alike.