Fabergé, the renowned artist jeweler, and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products have joined forces with visionary filmmaker Tim Burton to create the Fabergé x Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Egg Objet. Slated for completion in 2025, this unique creation follows the recent Fabergé x Beetlejuice fine jewelry line, capturing the darkly whimsical essence of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Mr. Burton’s latest film.
This egg objet combines Fabergé’s expertise in intricate artistry with Mr. Burton’s unmistakable gothic aesthetic, merging the storied heritage of Fabergé with the eccentric world of Beetlejuice. Collaborating with Fabergé’s Creative Director Josina von dem Bussche-Kessell and Head of Design Liisa Tallgren, as well as costume designer Colleen Atwood, Mr. Burton has crafted a piece embodying mystique. Sharing his excitement, the filmmaker said, “This Fabergé collaboration has given me the freedom to create a playful piece with a hidden ‘celebration ring,’ perfect for an unforgettable proposal.”
The egg objet reflects Mr. Burton’s darkly imaginative style through a monochromatic design, sandworms coiling around the base, and a unique stitched “shell” referencing the new character Delores. For the first time, Fabergé’s engineers have developed a dual-opening mechanism that reveals an intricate gem-set rotating wedding cake, paying homage to Beetlejuice’s iconic wedding scene, complete with a hidden 2.2-carat ruby “celebration ring” from Gemfields.
The egg’s monochromatic color scheme reflects the iconic visuals from the Beetlejuice (1988) and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) films, from Betelgeuse’s striped suit to the Afterlife’s winding corridor, instantly immersing viewers in Mr. Burton’s fantastical world, while eerie Headworms and Sandworms coil around the base.
The previous collection featured earrings, pendants, lapel pins, collar bars, and rings inspired by the movie. White Gold Headworm Collar Bars, White Gold Spiral Egg Drop Earrings, and Pendants featuring a majestic Mozambican ruby or a lush Zambian emerald were the highlights of the previous collection.
Currently being constructed by a Fabergé Workmaster in southeast England, this collaborative objet stands as a testament to the imaginative artistry that both Fabergé and Burton embody, making it an extraordinary treasure for collectors.
