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The design of the coin is illustrative and may differ from the final result.
The design of the coin is illustrative and may differ from the final result.
16,81 g Ag 999
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One of the most intriguing creations from the workshop of Peter Carl Fabergé, the Nécessaire Egg was made in 1889 as an Easter gift for Empress Maria Feodorovna. Designed as a luxurious case, it concealed a set of miniature toiletry tools, combining exceptional jewelry craftsmanship with the intimate nature of an everyday object. Its later fate remains part of its legend—last recorded in London in 1952, it is now considered one of the lost Imperial Fabergé eggs.
This final coin in the “Fabergé Eggs” series pays tribute to that mysterious masterpiece, uniting elegance, decorative precision, and an aura of unresolved history. Inspired by the lost 1889 imperial treasure, it stands not only as a refined collector’s piece but also as a symbolic narrative of one of the most enigmatic works of jewelry art in history.