Belville

Belville consists of 82 sets that ran from 1994 to 2008. Most sets were released in 1999 which accounted for 10 sets. As of today, the average annual growth of all the sets in Belville is around 5.3% per year. The current value of all sets in new/factory sealed condtion is $7,460.22.

Most valuable LEGO Belville set
5850 The Royal Crystal Palace - $579.73

Highest growth Belville set
7580 The Skating Princess - 1586.09%

Largest LEGO Belville set
7586 Sunshine Home - 450 pieces

Most owned Belville set
7583 Playful Puppy

The Belville theme which was introduced in 1994 and later discontinued in 2009 was created to appeal primarily to girls. While the sets revolved around the concept of the LEGO system it featured doll-like figures known as Belville Figures instead of regular LEGO minifigures. The Belville Figures featured multiple joints to make play more like normal doll play and were larger than minifigures. The Belville theme was the predecessor to LEGO Friends.

Sets in the theme contained pieces specially made for Belville and that later appeared in some LEGO sets. Belville bricks also have unique features such as embedded glitter and were larger pieces often in pink and purple colors not found in traditional sets. The sets depicted scenes from fantasy or fairy tails. Also, animals designed specifically for the theme were released. The first few sets in the theme were packed under the standard LEGO System name but in 1999 they were repackaged under the Belville name.