Blu Hue Collection

This is a pre-order for MAY TO JUNE  2026. WE WILL CONTACT YOU BEFORE WE SHIP TO COLLECT SHIPPING. 
 
Please read the Shipping Agreement and the entire description BEFORE you check out as you are agreeing to the Terms & Conditions and Shipping Agreement at Checkout. 
 
Blue Hue Collection Hatching Eggs
Immerse yourself in the rich spectrum of nature’s most captivating colors with our Blue Hue Collection. Carefully curated, this collection includes hatching eggs from our renowned BackCross Olive Eggers (BCOE), Silverrudd's and F1 Olive Eggers (F1OE)—each breed contributing its own unique shades of blue and green. These exquisite eggs promise not just stunning color, but also a diverse range of hatchlings, each with the potential to enhance your flock with their beauty and charm. Perfect for collectors, hobbyists, or anyone seeking to add elegance and variety to their egg collection. Experience the magic of hatching with eggs that are as extraordinary as the life they hold within.

This is a selection of 12 eggs + 2 extra. These are a pretty combination of a variety of different shades of green, blue and brown (which are F1OE's. Meaning they will produce a green egg laying hen if it is a hen). Some have speckles and blooms. Every egg will be marked BH for Blue Hue.
 
 
Quick note before you grab eggs:
This isn’t Build-A-Bear—you don’t get to pick the exact outcome.
The majority of these are crisscrossed, backcrossed and every which way crossed, and are covered by multiple roosters. That means variety is part of the package—and also part of the magic.
 
The egg color you receive is NOT the egg color that the hen will lay later on. 
We’ve got some seriously impressive roosters working these pens, and they’re doing their job well!
 
Important Side Note:
Burberry Homestead’s Blu Hue Collection offers a unique selection of hatching eggs from our BackCross projects so they might not all inherit the blue egg gene which means some could lay brown eggs. Additionally, these are from hybrids and not purebred chickens, so results will vary. The egg color you are looking at when you receive the eggs is not the egg color the hens will lay, so please be patient and wait for your flock to mature. 
 
Shipping prices are changing faster than chicken group drama—so flexibility is required. Here’s how our shipping process works: 
Shipping is calculated after purchase. Before anything goes out, I’ll reach out with a full lineup of carrier options, speeds, and prices—think of it like a menu, but instead of dinner, you’re choosing how fast your package gets to your door.
You pick what works best for you.
 
I personally prefer UPS over USPS or FedEx for the best overall experience.
If you choose USPS, your package will be marked “HOLD FOR PICKUP” and include the phone number you provided on your invoice.

This does NOT guarantee the Post Office will call you—you are responsible for contacting them and arranging pickup.
 
This is a curated egg buying experience—not a free-for-all, not a free-for-all with attitude, and definitely not a “click now, panic later” situation.
 
Now—let’s talk expectations:
Egg color will naturally fade as the laying season progresses. That does NOT mean the genetics are gone.
This is a long game. Patience is part of the process. Remember, genetics aren’t a vending machine—you don’t press a button and get the exact result every time.
If you’re here for instant perfection… eBay eggs are the way to go.