years ago, and in 2004 Voznesenskiy, as creative director of "Jewellery Theatre", designed the wedding gift for the present King and Queen of Spain in the shape of a black and white pearl egg symbolising the union of marriage also inspired by the work of Faberge. On the occasion of the Queen's Medal Concert at the Barbican (London) in 2012 Voznesenskiy designed a box, as if it were a theatrical stage with lighting which changes creating different times of day and seasons of the year. On the stage, looking at each other, stand a horse and a corgi dog made of silver with diamonds incrusted in the hoofs and paws, which was gifted by the London Symphony Orchestra to Queen Elizabeth II. Miss Russia Crown In 2010 Voznesenskiy designed a new crown for the Miss Russia contest, a crown symbolic of the historic ties between Byzantine art and ancient Russia. Awards In 1999 Voznesenskiy was awarded the "Diploma for Constructive Design" at the "Jeweller -99 International Exhibition" in Moscow for invention of the "heel", which allows the ring to stand upright. In 2002 he was awarded the "People of the Year Award" and in the same year his designs for "Jewellery Theatre" won the prize "Tahitian Pearl Trophy" at the International Jewellery Competition. In 2004 he won First prize "Golden Style" nomination at the "International Jewellery Moscow Exhibition" and prize for the Best Stand. References External links www.maximv.co.uk www.artvivid.co.uk Radio Interview (Russian) История успеха Максима Вознесенского. The Story of Maxim Voznesenskiy's success Russian artists 1965 births Living people People from Pskov Oblast Russian jewellers