Six of the tsars' jeweled Fabergé eggs have never been found
by Ellsworth Toohey from Boing Boing on (#770CG)
Between 1885 and 1917, the House of Faberge built 50 jeweled Easter eggs for the Russian tsars - lavish confections of gold, enamel, and gems, each hiding a tiny surprise inside, given by Alexander III and Nicholas II to the women of the imperial family. - Read the rest
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