CaliforniaMama • Apr 7, 2012 7:44 pm
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[SIZE="2"]In the beginning, Tsar Alexander of Russia asked Faberges to create one new egg each year. Later, the future Tsar Nicholas II increased the order to two a year: one for his wife and one for his mother.[/SIZE]
[SIZE="2"]The eggs are made of precious metals or hard stones decorated with combinations of enamel and gem stones.[/SIZE]
[SIZE="2"]The eggs represent an imperial Russia and the original pre-Bolshevik revolution eggs sell for millions of pounds. [/SIZE]
Brought to you by Woondu.[/FONT]
[SIZE="2"]In the beginning, Tsar Alexander of Russia asked Faberges to create one new egg each year. Later, the future Tsar Nicholas II increased the order to two a year: one for his wife and one for his mother.[/SIZE]
[SIZE="2"]The eggs are made of precious metals or hard stones decorated with combinations of enamel and gem stones.[/SIZE]
[SIZE="2"]The eggs represent an imperial Russia and the original pre-Bolshevik revolution eggs sell for millions of pounds. [/SIZE]
Brought to you by Woondu.[/FONT]
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