1897 Imperial Coronation Royal Easter Egg 7 Inches

- 7 Inches Tall (with the stand) x 3.3 Inches in Diameter
- The Egg is 4.6 Inches Tall (11.5 cm)
- Royal Coach Figurine Inside
- Gold Plated Pewter, Austrian Crystals
- Enameled
- The Egg is Openable
- Hand Painted
- Padded Satin Lined Gift Box

Inspired by the legendary 1897 Imperial Coronation Egg, this elegant interpretation reflects one of the most celebrated jeweled Easter creations ever presented. The historic masterpiece was commissioned by Tsar Nicholas II as an Easter gift for Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, commemorating her ceremonial entry into Moscow for the coronation. Its radiant yellow translucent enamel, set over a sunburst guilloché ground, symbolized the cloth-of-gold gown worn during the ceremony and was adorned with diamond-set laurel motifs representing victory and honor.

The original concealed an extraordinary surprise — a highly detailed miniature replica of the 18th century imperial carriage that carried the Empress to the cathedral. The coach featured opening doors, rock crystal windows, and precisely crafted wheels, showcasing remarkable technical artistry. Over time, it became one of the most famous and valuable jeweled eggs ever created.

Echoing that grand tradition, this refined design reveals a finely detailed royal coach nestled inside the hinged egg. The warm golden enamel finish, lattice-inspired detailing, and sparkling crystal accents enhance its regal character, while the secure closure protects the keepsake within. Resting on an ornate stand and presented in a padded satin lined gift box, it captures the ceremonial splendor and timeless elegance associated with this iconic coronation tribute.