"Made in the Fabergé workshop by Finnish master Henrik Wigström, the Rose Trellis imperial Easter egg was a gift from Tsar Nicholas II (1868–1918) to his wife Alexandra Feodorovna. The date ""1907"" can be seen under a portrait diamond at the apex. Criss-crossed with diamonds, this 3-inch-tall objet d'art originally held as its ""surprise"" a necklace with a miniature of Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich, now lost. Acquired from Alexandre Polovtsoff by Henry Walters, 1930."
The image showcases a meticulously crafted Easter egg, adorned with a lattice pattern of green leaves and pink flowers, all set against a neutral backdrop. The egg's surface is embellished with small diamonds, adding to its intricate design.
The image showcases a meticulously crafted Easter egg, adorned with a lattice pattern of green leaves and pink flowers, all set against a neutral backdrop. The egg's surface is embellished with small diamonds, adding to its intricate design.