Embrace the true Easter spirit as Fabergé and The Ritz come together to create the perfect Easter meal—one that's almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
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The work of Fabergé’s first female designer, Alma Theresia Pihl, the sophisticated & iconic Mosaic Egg pendant from Fabergé’s Imperial Easter Eggs collection of 1914 is now edible! Courtesy of culinary genius John Williams, the dish features a soft-boiled quail’s egg encased in a lobster mousseline, bejewelled with vegetable gems (to represent the colours and quilting of the ruby, and fire opals gemstones from the Fabergé Treillage egg pendant), which are then served on a bed of Oscietra caviar, and finished with a langoustine à la nage sauce. Tempting right?
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These one-of-a-kind eggs will be available for guests reserving the three-course Fabergé menu in the Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant during Easter Week. The menu also includes delectable wine at £295 AI per person.
An overnight residential Fabergé experience at The Ritz is also available for guests arriving between 15th & 22nd of April 2019, inclusive of the limited-edition Fabergé three-course menu in The Ritz Restaurant for £1,155.00.
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That’s not all, you can swing by Faberge’s pop up salon to explore jewellery and timepieces, and treat yourself.
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