It’s the season to give, and some give more than others. And because this is where we bring you the most expensive items— available for sale — on the planet, here’s a list of the costliest Christmas gifts that can fill a rather large sock this time of year!
A submersible $10 million
Richard Branson is famous for letting his money fly, or sink. The Virgin Oceanic project is all about this submersible that'll let customers dive into their favorite sea, or ocean (if there is such a thing). The overall project cost is close to $10 million and if you’re planning to send your loved one on a Christmas holiday to the Bahamas, this is something you could gift-wrap!
These cufflinks for About $32,659
Also, Christmas is the time to do some good. Presenting, the Fonderie 47 Cufflinks. These little pieces of hope are made using AK-47 assault rifles retrieved and melted, from Africa — a continent filled with many wars. Buying a pair of these will help you look awesome, turn you into a one-man conversation starter and will help keep guns off Africa’s streets! What more can you ask for?
A shaving razor, $100,000
Yup, someone did gift this! Only 99 of these “special edition Zafirro razor” are in existence. Customers, who’re all set for a close shave this season will find the artificial sapphire-tipped blades rather welcoming (they are 1/10,000th the width of a hair). And if that’s not enough, the razor packs a “medical grade stainless steel cartridge and iridium handle”.
This pen for $43,500
Please do not hand this over to the clerk! The Goldsmith Jack Row pen comes studded with 0.90 carats of diamonds,
placed on white gold. Then, there’s the sterling silver inner barrel is plated with rhodium and 22-carat gold. What about the nib you ask? That little thing is 18-karat gold — yes, the yellow kind!
This $11,000 bicycle from Hermes!
Who said you can’t have fashion and two wheels. Hermes’ bicycle features stainless steel lacquer and Taurillon Clemence leatherwork on the frame, saddle and handles — remember, please don’t ride this into a hedge! This thing is the absolute Mercedes for the bicycle freak.
