Imperial Diamond Trellis Egg by Fabergé workmaster August Holmström. This egg was a gift of Tsar Alexander III to Tsarina Maria Feodorovna on Easter of 1892. It originally contained a clockwork ivory elephant surprise, which is now missing. The silver base of three cherubs is also missing.

Kelch Rocaille Egg by Fabergé workmaster Mikhail Perkhin. While widely known for his Imperial eggs, Fabergé made some other large eggs for few select private clients such as the Duchess of Marlborough, the Nobels, the Rothschilds, and the Yusupovs. This egg is the fifth in a series of seven made for industrialist Alexander Kelch.

Cloisonné Egg by Fabergé workmaster Ivan Khlebnikov.

Cloisonné Egg by Fabergé. This egg opens up to reveal bases that screw into the bottom to form two egg-cups.

Cloisonné Egg by Fabergé workmaster Feodor Rückert. This egg is decorated in the Pan-Slavic style.

Cloisonné Egg by Fabergé workmaster Dmitry Nikolaiev.

Tiara by Fabergé workmaster August Holmström. The diamonds in this tiara were a gift from Tsar Alexander I to the Empress Josephine after her divorce from Napoléon Bonaparte. This piece is one of the few tiaras made by Fabergé.