world most expensive Easter eegs

6 Most Expensive Easter Eggs in the world

Here`s list of most expensive Easter eggs ever sold in the world

1.Porcelain Egg Collection by Peter Nebengaus.

Porcelain and Gold Eggs of PeterNebengaus

This egg is a symbol of life, freedom and the inexhaustible wisdom. The was created by German artist Peter Nebengaus and he made 2 version of eggs. The Gold egg was listed for $20,400 and the Porcelain one that is encrusted with Swarovski crystals was sold for $7000.
2.Fabergé egg from Russia.

Fabergé egg and replica of Uspenski Cathedral

The hand-made mineral egg dome is studded with a diamond and embellished with a gold double-headed eagle. The egg is topped over areplica of the Upenski Cathedral and the maker only made 6 copies of it. each Fabergé egg is priced $50,000
3.Diamond Stella Egg

Diamond Stella Egg

Diamond Stella Egg is a sensational Easter egg that is composed with chocolate and the whole body is encrusted with more than 100 pieces of 0.5 carat diamonds. Diamond stella egg was crafted for La Maison Du Chocolate and the total cost of it was $76,250.
4.Heirloom eggs by Natalia Zaitseva.

Heirloom eggs by Natalia Zaitseva.

Heirloom eggs is a combination work between Faberge and the royal family of Russia.
It is crafted from the best glossy triple fired porcelain that was ornamented 22k of Gold, 100 hand-set imitation jewels plus Swarovski crystals
5.Fabergé Winter Egg

Fabergé Winter Egg

This beautiful “Winter egg” is encrusted with over 3000 diamonds around the body and the basic material itself is a rock crystal that was recorded as one of the most valuable crystal by Russian State Archives. This winter egg was sold for $9.6 million
6.The Rothschild Fabergé egg

Rothschild Faberge egg

Rothschild faberge egg @ auction

Couple of years ago ,The Rothschild Faberge egg was auctioned in Christie’ s and the auction was closed with astonishing $18.5 million.The most expensive easter egg itself is actually an old 1902 masterpiece. It was purchased by Edouard Ephrussi and It was used as an engagement present for Germaine Halphen who was then became the wife of Baron Edouard de Rothschild.The egg was collected by Rothschild family for more than 100 years before it came to Christie`sauction