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Old-world romance with an artistic flair. This musical collectible is actually two duck eggs that are decadently handcrafted in the same style as renowned Imperial Russia Faberge Eggs. With exquisite museum-quality craftsmanship, the eggs feature a unique carriage motif.
The two duck eggs are cut and combined to form a pink heart, outlined with rows of pearl-like beads. Befitting the romantic theme, the front of the heart features two long stem roses, while the back features intricate perforation detail.
The 24K gold plated display stand is crafted in the shape of a carriage, with a plush cushion on top. The piece plays "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" ballet for a tranquil element. The music is played with a wind-up mechanism. A magnificent collectible to display, you can even tuck away small treasures inside the egg, such as a child's lock of hair, a dried flower from a special occasion, or an important piece of jewelry. Treat yourself or gift this brilliant item to someone special.
Additional Information: Measures 4.5"L x 3.5"W x 5.7"H. Weighs 1.8 pounds. Comes presented in a gift box complete with a certificate of authenticity and care instructions. Clean with a light dusting. For indoor display only.
About Faberge-Inspired Eggs: From the early eighteenth century until the February Revolution of 1917, the Russian aristocracy enjoyed a lifestyle of unparalleled luxury and opulence. Peter Carl Faberge was the most famous creator of magnificent works of art for Czars and Czarinas, Grand Dukes, Royal Princes, and members of the aristocracy in Europe and Asia. Some of his pieces represented an era or a region, some had historical roots and some were purely artistic and decorative. Faberge-style eggs are synonymous with prestige, superior craftsmanship, elegance and opulence.
About the Savoy Collection: Creating exquisite, museum-quality collectibles, each Savoy Collection item is a unique masterpiece. The collection offers a variety of pieces that represent an era or region, with some motifs inspired by history, and some purely artistic and decorative. We travel the globe to uncover treasures in order to bring you exciting estate-style designs. For your own enjoyment or impressive gifts, all are at a price that makes it easy to choose more than one.
Maximize the life and brilliance of your jewelry with proper care and storage techniques to combat exposure to everyday elements. A little TLC will keep your jewelry beautiful for many years.
Everyday Care:
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Cleaning Your Jewelry: Jewelry is prone to getting dirty, dusty, smudged, dull, dingy and grimy from everyday wear. Lotions, soaps, cosmetics and even your natural skin oils and the air can oxidize or discolor mountings and create a film on gemstones or behind ring settings, thereby masking their brilliance. Simply clean your jewelry regularly and it will look as good as new. The frequency and method of cleaning you use depends on the jewelry piece and how often you wear it. Periodic professional cleaning is a good idea. In the interim, however, you can clean many of your jewelry pieces at home with a few simple, inexpensive methods.
Bath Method: Fill a small bowl with warm water and mild household liquid detergent, creating suds. Brush the jewelry with a soft brush, such as an old toothbrush or an eyebrow brush, creating a lather. Try to brush under the stones and in between prongs. Using a metal or plastic strainer, rinse off the pieces with warm water. Make sure the sink has a stopper in place. Pat the items dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
Cold Soak Methods:
Quick Dip Method: Use a brand-name jewelry cleaner made for the kinds of stones and metals in your jewelry. Carefully follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Do not touch clean stones with your fingers. Please use commercial cleaners with caution; they may be no more effective than household cleaners, but may be more convenient for you. They are generally safe for diamonds, rubies and sapphires, but be sure not to soak these items for more than a few minutes. Commercial cleaners may be harmful to some gemstones; they are not recommended for opals, pearls, corals, lapis lazulis, turquoise and emeralds, as they may damage or reduce these stones’ luster.
Ultrasonic Method: Ultrasonic jewelry cleaners are small, modern machines that quickly clean any piece of jewelry that can be soaked in a liquid. They usually have a metal cup filled with water and a cleaning agent. When the machine is on, high-frequency turbulence cleans the jewelry. Be sure to follow manufacturer’s instructions and warnings for using the machine. Also, consult a trusted professional jeweler to ensure an ultrasonic cleaner is appropriate for your pieces and to determine which one to use, as there are many different models available. Ultrasonic cleaners are typically only safe for diamonds, rubies and sapphires. They may cause damage to emeralds, opals, pearls and other colored gemstones.
Faberge-Inspired "Romance is in the Air" Hand-Painted Musical Egg w/ 24K Plated Stand Old-world romance with an artistic flair. This musical collectible is actually two duck eggs that are decadently handcrafted in the same style as renowned Imperial Russia Faberge Eggs. With exquisite museum-quality craftsmanship, the eggs feature a unique carriage motif.