Coat of Arms Blue Royal Inspired Easter Egg

- 4.8 Inches Tall (with stand) x 2.2 Inches in Diameter
- Gold Plated Pewter, Austrian Crystals
- Enameled
- The Egg is Openable
- Hand Painted
- Padded Satin Lined Gift Box

Inspired by the celebrated jeweled Easter eggs created between 1885 and 1917 for the imperial family, this richly detailed blue enamel egg reflects the artistry and symbolism that defined those historic masterpieces. Commissioned annually by Tsar Alexander III and later by Tsar Nicholas II, the original creations were presented as Easter gifts and were renowned for their extraordinary craftsmanship and hidden surprises.

Authentic historical examples were crafted under the direction of Peter Carl Fabergé by master workmen using precious metals, gemstones, and translucent guilloché enamel over finely engraved surfaces. Many featured imperial emblems such as the double-headed eagle, intricate gold tracery, and concealed compartments containing miniature portraits, mechanical devices, or symbolic figures representing faith, family, and dynastic continuity.

Echoing that grand tradition, this elegant interpretation showcases deep cobalt-style enamel panels accented with gold tone detailing and crystal embellishments. The hinged egg opens smoothly and closes securely, offering space for a small keepsake within. Resting on an ornate decorative stand and presented in a padded satin lined gift box, it captures the timeless grandeur and refined decorative heritage associated with the great Imperial Easter treasures.