World's Most Expensive Bunny
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Harrod's is showcasing the world's most expensive bunny.
The bunny is made to look like the iconic Lindt chocolate bunnies, which are traditionally wrapped in gold foil and
sold around the Easter holiday. Though the critter matches the 200-gram chocolate double in size, the Harrod's bunny is
inedible, made not of chocolate but of 24-karat gold. It is inlaid with diamonds, rubies, citrine and topaz, and is
valued in excess of £20,000, or approximately $35,000.
On display until April 16th, you can bid on the bunny by visiting it in the Candy Room at the Harrod's Knightsbridge store. All proceeds will be given to the Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity. Alternatively, you can buy yourself an edible Lindt chocolate bunny, sold in a set of three for $10.99.
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