It took a master chocolatier, cocoa from Tanzania and two solitaire diamonds to create what's being billed as the world's most extravagant chocolate Easter bunny, worth $49,000 -- or, the price of a high-end car.
The specs are impressive: The bunny statuette measures 38 cm (about a foot tall) and weighs in at 5 kg (11 lbs) -- about the weight of an average cat -- equal to 548,000 calories.
But what makes this particular edible animal over the top is its eyes, a pair of 1.07-carat solitaire diamonds valued at more than $37,320.
Commissioned by British luxury retail site VeryFirstTo.com, the chocolate bunny was carved by pastry chef Martin Chiffers, former Chef Décor of Harrods in London, and took two days to complete.
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Diamonds were supplied by 77 Diamonds in London, which claims to possess the largest selection of diamonds in the world.
{{/usCountry}}Diamonds were supplied by 77 Diamonds in London, which claims to possess the largest selection of diamonds in the world.
{{/usCountry}}It's the latest outrageous stunt from VeryFirstTo, which has made a name for itself launching extravagant, jaw-dropping products and packages that border on the ridiculous.
Last Christmas, for example, the online retailer created a holiday hamper filled with a 200-year-old cognac, caviar, truffles, foie gras, and foie gras with truffles worth $134,650, and a Valentine's Day dinner package prepared by a Michelin-starred chef went for for $99,300.
In the market for a diamond-studded bunny? Orders must be placed by March 28 at veryfirstto.com.