Find something unique to put on your table this Easter at Harrods, where a premium collection of chocolate eggs are available.

The Harrods Chocolatier Easter Egg, is available in Milk, Dark or White chocolate.

The smooth egg opens to reveal a gourmand array of heavenly Marc de Champagne truffles. £34.95

While the rest of the world in the past 12 months saw declining figures in the sales of high-end goods, China’s market continued to blossom.

And as well as its developing desire for brand names, the nation appears at the same time to be growing a very sweet tooth.

China’s chocolate market — driven by “designer” chocolate makers such as Belgium-based brand Godiva — was worth around seven billion yuan (740 million euros) in 2009 and is expected to grow by 11 percent through to 2011.

China has unveiled the world’s largest chocolate wonderland in Beijing.

Among the 500 life-size figures exhibited in the fair there are chocolate shoes, clothes and also a life-sized BMW 1-series car.

According to a report in the official China Daily newspaper, 10 craftsmen needed four tonnes of chocolate and six months to make the car.

The Palazzo Las Vegas cupcake and candy store, Sweet Surrender, is offering one of the world’s most expensive cupcake!

Priced at a whopping $750, this cupcake is christened the Decadence D’Or and is made from the most exquisite ingredients.

‘Decadence’ is made with edible gold flakes, gold-vanilla caviar, a Louis XIII de Remy Martin Cognac bottled around 1900 and Palmira Single Estate Chocolate.

Armani Dolci is a Giorgio Armani special line that features delectable chocolates, now including a special orange packaging for Halloween.

In the chic box, closed with a silk ribbon, there are artfully filled dark and milk chocolate bonbon with creamy fillings of gianduja (chocolate and nuts), and…a secret frizzy ingredient.

This week, more than 400 exhibitors are in Paris, France for the 2009 Paris Chocolate Festival. The theme this year is opera.

The event kicked off last night with a chocolate fashion show where dresses are created by a combination of top fashion designers and chocolatiers.

Walking the runway wearing the chocolate fashions were models, actresses, television personalities and opera singers.