Digital Toy
Fabergé
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About toy
Almost one hundred and forty years ago, the Russian emperor commissioned the jeweler Carl Fabergé a present for his wife, an Easter egg of unprecedented beauty made of precious stones and metals. The Tsar liked the result so much that these Easter eggs became a traditional gift each year. The tradition was continued by his son, the next emperor. A total of 50 precious Easter eggs were made, and most of them have survived to this day. But one egg was kept secret from everyone. And we found it! Meet the 51st Fabergé Egg 🥚
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