Every year, these jeweled boxes will be treasured at Easter, but you'll want to enjoy the feeling you get looking at them all year long. Could there be a more perfect gift? This is a set of 5 eggs, all designed and made in our Los Angeles studio. Each individually boxed and ready to gift. Free shipping.

Gold Forget-Me-Not Egg Box: 1-3/4" L x 1-1/4" H.  Layered in rich 14K gold. Flowers are pink, aqua and violet, accented with aurora borealis crystal. Forget-Me-Not flowers are messengers of friendship and hope.

Fairy & Bunny Egg Box: In the realm of small treasures and sweet dreams, there is an egg box home to a tiny fairy and her rabbit. The egg is enameled in translucent enamel in shades of aqua and plum. Atop the egg, the fairy sits, with a sepal hat, pointy-toed slippers and gossamer wings. She shares tender regards with her bunny friend. The box opens along a serpentine curve, is finished in burnished bronze and accented with premium aurora crystal. 1-3/4" L x 2" H

Bunny Pink & Green Egg Box: This miniature egg box features our exquisite signature sculptural detail. It is engraved with a Florentine vine and colored with translucent rose and fern green enamels. The box opens along a serpentine curve, lined with premium aurora crystal and topped with our miniature rabbit.  1-3/4" L x 1-3/4" H

Lily of the Valley Egg Box:

Graceful lily of the valley leaves and flowers arch over the top of the box. Both lid and bottom are engraved. From enameled green leaves and stems bloom the pearl flowers. This flower signifies the return of happiness and new beginnings. Sculptured and entirely created by hand, one at a time. 1-3/4" L x 2" H 

Silver Forget-Me-Not Egg Box: 1-3/4" L x 1-1/4" H.  Layered in silver. Pink-lavender flowers are lacquered over a deep blue background. Forget-Me-Not flowers are messengers of friendship and remembrance.

And, now, the background story-- The Easter Egg Decorating Contest:

My first time recognition as an artist happened at the egg decorating contest in my town. The week before Easter, our local park hosted the annual contest for neighborhood children. What kid would pass up a chance to get gluey and glittery? In the park's gymnasium, large work stations were set up with jars of paint, dyes, glitter, sequins and beads.

Each child brought their own egg to decorate. The one my mother gave me was a small, grade A sized egg, not much room to apply the ornamentation I imagined it would need. My friends set to work painting, gluing and then rolling their big AAA eggs in everything sparkly. Somewhat dispirited, I cut a scalloped paper cup bottom to elevate my little egg, which became a collar.  Then I formed two slender rabbit ears from stiff white first aid tape. A girl bunny was taking shape.

I mixed paint to delicately rouge her cheeks and inside her ears. Then I illustrated her face, eyes and whiskers in brown and silver with a tiny brush. After tying a thin pink satin bow around her paper collar, bunny girl was finished. She looked bright and happy, but my egg still didn't look nearly as special as the others. Mine had no glitter, no sparkle and no sequins. On the judging table, lined with colorful entries, I placed my bunny egg toward the back.

When the judging was finished, every entrant filed by the table to view all the eggs and awards. Second and third place honors were taken by several glitter-drenched masterpieces. Astonishingly, right beside them was my bunny girl egg, sitting atop a blue stain first place ribbon.