Most Expensive Diamond Necklace

Diamonds are not only the girl's best friend. They are also an economical man's worst enemy! It is no secret that diamonds and diamond necklaces as well as diamond jewelry are costly. The ordinary you and I might wish to have a necklace with small, cheap diamonds just to tell others we have diamond necklaces as well, but well, otherwise, the more exotic diamond necklaces with large stones or many stones are simply not for average folks.

How about a diamond necklace that has a pear shaped diamond, about 75 carats? The necklace looks simply stunning with the diamond in it, and it costs only about US $5 million. There is also a diamond ring that is quite cheap - about $1 million. A beautiful diamond necklace, by Stefano Canturi, costs only about &750,000 - $1 million.

$1.3 million handset: the world's priciest phone

Guinness World Records certifies this GoldVish phone as the most expensive in the world--1 million euros, or about $1.3 million. The odd-shaped device is made out of 18-carat white gold and features 1,800 diamonds totaling 120 carats. A Russian businessman bought Le Million for his wife last September at a luxury goods fair in Cannes, France. Don't have a spare million for this made-by-request gadget? Geneva-based GoldVish has plenty of expensive phones in its lineup, including models with gold plating and diamond-studded cases.


Last year, Vertu teamed up with French jeweler Boucheron to make the second-most-expensive phone on our list, a limited-edition series of eight $310,000 handsets sporting red, jewel-encrusted snakes. The Signature Cobra includes two diamonds, two emerald eyes and 439 rubies snaking around an 18-carat rose gold case.


Like most of the phones on our list, Vertu's devices are fairly standard, "unlocked" handsets compatible with any wireless carrier whose networks use a calling technology called GSM--in the U.S., that's AT&T, formerly Cingular Wireless, and T-Mobile, a division of Deutsche.


Wireless both use a competing technology that's not compatible.) Vertu phones also include a direct-dial button to a concierge service, which can help with travel information, restaurant tips and events.


While some manufacturers flaunt diamonds, others are showcasing phone cases made from rare, antique wood. The pitch is that the varying grain patterns make each handset truly unique. Russia's Gresso boasts that its Black Aura handsets are 200 years old--the age of the African Blackwood on each phone's case. Canada's Mobiado says it has sold through its 200-unit run of the $2,200 jet-black Professional EM, made from ebony wood and hard-anodized aluminum with titanium buttons.

The Most Expensive Computer Mouse that Worth $24,180

Most consumers just use the mouse that comes with their desktop and only purchase a mouse when they spill the inevitable hot cup of coffee and ruin the wheel action on their mouse and their mousepad.


Others must think of their mouse as a fashion accessory though, because why else would Swiss manufacturer Pat Says Now produce the world’s most expensive computer mouse. The costly peripheral is cast from 18 carat white gold and set with 59 brilliant cut diamonds, and will only set you back £12,400 ($24,180 USD). The most expensive mouse utilizes a modern 3-button wheel optical mouse design, options for USB or PS/2 connections for either PC or Mac, a 800 dpi Resolution, and a 3 year warranty.

The expensive mouse comes in two designs, “Diamond Flower” and the “Scattered Diamond” layout. You can bling out and personalize the most expensive computer mouse by adding your initials in diamonds, and can choose from yellow, red or white gold with white or black trim.

$100,000 Diamond Stella Egg: The Most Expensive Easter egg

This image might not have surprised you for the very reason that Easter is at the doorstep and an edible studded with precious gems is expected to be in queue. This is the Diamond Stella Egg, studded with 100 half-carat diamonds, costing $100,000. The Diamond Stella Egg, standing 60cm tall was on display yesterday at the La Maison du Chocolat in London.

To quote Neil Duttson, of Duttson Diamonds, the Knightsbridge dealer, who provided gems to the specialty shop at Paris:

It’s a gimmick, a PR stunt. And it probably won’t sell unless a rich Russian walks by with his trophy wife and decides he wants it ... Chocolate and diamonds - what more could a woman want? Well, the dealer does not have to worry about it as the stuffing inside the studded chocolate body is the richest that any chocolate lover would die for - peach and apricot chocolate and pralines.

However, if it were I at the display I would have studded my platinum bracelet with all the diamonds scraped off from the body of the chocolate.

A globe that made of gemstones

Twenty five exquisite Grade A Gemstones are used for the hand cut diamond shaped shell oceans and map of the world globes. Each of the 50 states are individual gem stones and hand cut & highly detailed. The meridian lines are crafted in genuine gold and silver ribbon. The globe measures 13 inches diameter, 20 inches overall height and weighs 22 pounds.

The gorgeous Globe Oceans are made of "Hand Cut" diamond cut shells seamlessly fit into this one of a kind gemstone globe. Each unique jeweler quality globes are made of unique gemstones indigenous to the countries they represent. The Gem Globes contain no fake gemstones as with some manufacturers. The oceans are made of reconstituted genuine Grade A gemstones with a 15% resin mix, not all resin as in lower quality globes. The Brass Stand has a bright finish.

A diamond-studded tennis racket

At the “Diamond Games” tournament in Antwerp, Belgium, Amelie Mauresmo beat “hometown” favorite, Kim Clijsters, in her final tournament appearance in her native Belgium. By collecting her third title in five years at this popular stop on the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour, Mauresmo’s trophy cabinet will now sparkle as much as her play in the tournament with the addition of the diamond-studded tennis racket trophy.


This unique trophy is probably one of the, if not the, most expensive trophy in all of sports. The 8.8 pound gold racket trophy is studded with 1,702 diamonds. What does one do with such a stunning and valuable trophy? Mauresmo admitted after the match that, despite her previous comments to the contrary, she had been thinking about possibly winning the diamond-studded racket trophy all week.

Therefore, the racket will probably find a home among her other tournament trophies… but for how long? Maybe Mauresmo will hold on to the trophy forever or perhaps she will follow in Pete Sampras’ footsteps by donating it to a charity auction in the future. In the 1990s, Sampras donated the diamond-studded trophy he’d won to be auctioned to raise money for The Arthur Ashe Foundation for the Defeat of AIDS.

World's most expensive earrings

What is the most expensive earrings in the world?

Harry Winston is the 'jeweler to the stars' and you can find him, where else, at the House of Winston at 371 N. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, California. Every year Harry Winston lends out hundreds of millions of dollars worth of jewelry to the stars so they can look good at the Oscars.


For 2006 the House of Winston created a pair of 'Extraordinary Diamond Drop Earrings' consisting of two pear-shaped diamonds in a platinum setting totaling 60.1 carats of wallet emptying glitter.

If you're interested in buying the world's most expensive earrings be prepared to shell out a cool $8.5 million USD.

Diamond Jacket valued at $1 Million Dollars

The special event will feature a Diamond Jacket, valued at $1 Million Dollars, along with $10 Million Dollars of the most beautiful diamonds in the world. This event is free to the public.

The press release for the event is below:

The Warner Company Jewelers will display Lazare Diamond's Million Dollar Diamond Jacket for the first time in the United States.

Lazare Diamonds, known as "the world's most beautiful diamond", has partnered with acclaimed Japanese designer Risuko Shiraham, to create an extraordinary, one-of-a-kind diamond encrusted evening jacket valued at $1,000,000.

Delicately layered rows of Lazare Diamonds signifying a bouquet are sewn directly onto the jacket to give a three-dimensional appearance and maximum beauty. The black taffeta and platinum mountings also radiate a beautiful contrast.

This stunning design consisting of 2,000 ideal cut Lazare Diamonds, 300 carats, and 2 lbs. of platinum combine for an ultimate feminine effect will appear for the first time in the United States at a special event hosted by the Warner Company Jewelers, November 10th through the 12th.

"The concept of a one-of-a-kind couture jacket exemplifies the drama and rare beauty of Lazare Diamonds and the talent and design innovation of Ritsuko Shirahama", said Marcee Feinberg, Vice President of Marketing for Lazare Kaplan.

This special event was held last November 10-12 of the year 2006.

30 carats of diamonds for the most expensive shift knob

Owning a Bentley has long been a certifiable symbol of status and high-class, now you can take it one step further with the diamond encrusted Bentley shift knob. You could easily purchase several new cars for the price of this one knob. Bentley has been making automobiles out of Britain since the 1920’s and interestingly enough, one of the company’s earliest owners was heir to a diamond mine fortune. Bentley Motors saw hard times in the Great Depression when it was sold to its competitor, Rolls Royce in 1931.

The most expensive shift knob will certainly gain you a lot of attention, maybe even a shattered window from a break-in attempt. If you can afford this expensive shift knob then you can probably also afford some nice window tinting.

So, how much is it worth, you may ask? The Bentley Gear Shift Knob is approximately worth $150,000 and features 30 carats of diamonds, and 10 ounces of 18-carat white gold. Just to give you an example of how ridiculous this shift knob really is, the Bentley Continental GT costs $165,000. How could anyone justify the purchase of a diamond encrusted gear shift knob!?

The LP Wheel Group (IcedOutEmz) designed the expensive shift knob and owner Tony Lee reports that they have not found a buyer yet.

Men's 1/2 CT. T.W. Diamond Five Stone Band in 14K Two-Tone Gold

Men's 1/2 CT. T.W. Diamond Five Stone Band in 14K Two-Tone Gold
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