This week’s Style List: the best Easter eggs of 2017

Cutter & Squidge’s bunny is filled with Belgian chocolate ganache; spoon required (£12.50, cutterandsquidge.com).

Lick The Spoon’s gorgeous egg celebrates 50 years since the Summer of Love (£85, lickthespoon.co.uk).

Praline delights from La Maison du Chocolat come in lamb, cow and bunny form (£25, lamaisonduchocolat.fr).

Bulgari has designed a chocolate masterpiece from 66% cacao dark chocolate (£26, London only, bulgarihotels.com).

Betty’s Tea Room milk chocolate badger is made from Swiss Grand Cru chocolate – head first! (£20, bettys.co.uk)

Cadbury’s hollow rabbit has been giving a once over with popping candy – hop to it (£1.49, cadburygiftsdirect.co.uk).

Rococo’s eggs are made from cocoa grown on their own Grococo farm in Grenada (£16.50, rococochocolates.com).

Pierre Marcolini has created a stunning selection of Japanese dolls (£125, in store only, uk.marcolini.com).

In honour of French sculptor François Pompon comes a cocoa tribute to his work (from £29, pierreherme.com).

This box of sugared eggs from Carluccio’s looks pretty and taste ah-mazing (£7.95, carluccios.com).

A crate of six chocolate eggs: two dark, two milk and two white – just what we wanted (£35, rchocolatelondon.co.uk).

Have you ever seen anything so pretty as Fortnum & Mason’s hand-decorated egg? (£39.95, fortnumandmason.com)

Prestat’s new addition is inspired by spiced hot cross buns: ticking two items off your Easter list (£17.50, prestat.co.uk).

Blonde chocolate with a white chocolate yolk from The Chocolate Society. Clever (£29.95, chocolate.co.uk).

The Champagne truffles in this Booja Booja egg are vegan, organic and gluten-free (£9.99, ethicalsuperstore.com)

Get artistic with this design by Bodrato, inspired by expressionist paintings (£19.95, harveynichols.com).

Hide chocolate chicks around the house and let the egg hunt begin (£9.95 for six, in store only, paulayoung.co.uk).

Harrods have an amazing selection but this Camille Walala collaboration is a work of art (£350, harrods.com).

What looks like an egg? A coconut, of course! Made from chocolate and with mini eggs to boot (£20, choconchoc.co.uk).

Lindt’s iconic bunny has been upsized to a whopping 1kg – little ones still hopping about too (£35, waitrose.com).

Marks and Spencer do the best kids’ eggs but it’s Laidback Lamb that’s got us tickled (£15, marksandspencer.com).

This egg is half matcha and sea salt caramel; half cherry and poppy seed. Ingenious (£18, paxtonchocolate.com).

With William Morris-influenced packaging, Charbonnel et Walker’s egg is for elegant friends (£26, charbonnel.co.uk).

You are a unicorn! You’re not... but your Easter egg with multi-coloured sprinkles could be (£3.50, tesco.com).

Budding paleontologists will enjoy Chococo’s Dorset-inspired dinosaur and shell design (£10.95, chococo.co.uk).

For the lactose intolerant, there is the thoughtful and delicious Moo Free egg (£4.99, hollandandbarrett.com).

Hotel Chocolat’s Caught On The Hop slab is charming and 40% cocoa. Tuck in (£8, hotelchocolat.com)

One of only 200, this beauty is by award- winning chocolatier Al Garnsworthy (£29.99, selfridges.com).

With five eggs in flavours like honeycomb crisp and mixed berry, Butlers’ box is ideal for sharing (£12, johnlewis.com).

Paul’s selection of Easter chocolate is perfect for last-minute gifts: we especially like this hen (£3.95, paul-uk.com).