A Fabergé-inspired Smirnoff Black vodka egg adorned with Swarovski crystals. This limited edition Smirnoff creation, resembling a Fabergé egg, is a 21st-century masterpiece. The "Black Edition" is a substantial metal egg weighing 2.8 kg, embellished with ornate decorations and embedded stones. Designed as an ice cooler for a television commercial, this collector's item stands 30 cm tall and exudes luxury. The concept of Fabergé eggs originates from the late 19th to early 20th century when Russian Tsars commissioned Peter Carl Fabergé to craft ornamental jewelry shaped like Easter eggs. Out of the 52 original Fabergé eggs, 10 are currently missing. Notably, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom possesses five of these eggs, while others are housed in various private collections and museums globally. These rare and sought-after eggs are highly coveted and rarely become available for acquisition. Vodka is not included in the offer