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World’s Most Expensive Christmas Tree Worth $2 Million

Christmas holiday fever is spreading around the world, and while Olivia Wilde unveils the famous Swarovski star that will sit atop the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Japanese jeweler Ginza Tanaka was based on gold when it comes to this year’s festive season. Tokyo jeweler, known for its opulent creations and attention to detail, has created luxury and extravagant,  Gold Christmas tree worth nearly $1.95 million. Pure gold Christmas tree is regarding 2.4 meters high, and weighs 12 kg in solid gold. It’s decorated with golden plates, heart-shaped ornaments made of pure gold, and ribbon. The tree is on display until December 25 at the Ginza store in Tokyo. The store says it’s the most expensive Christmas tree they’ve ever created. This is not the first time that Ginza Tanaka creates Golden Christmas tree. In 2006, Christmas tree was valued $850,000, but this year’s is more sumptuous and two and more times expensive. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgqMhyA4J-M&[/youtube]

$4.8 Billion History Supreme – Most Expensive Yacht Ever Sold

Probably world’s most expensive yacht, History Supreme (Baia 100 Supreme), was created by Stuart Hughes, a British purveyor of luxury gadgets. British genius designer made this luxury yacht especially for anonymous Malaysian business tycoon,who had to pay amazing $4.8 billion for it! 100,000 kilograms of solid gold and platinum is embedded in this project. They were used throughout the boat, from the base of the vessel – to the deck, dining area, rails and anchor. The master bedroom comes adorned with platinum accents and has wall art made of meteoric stone and the bones of a Tyrannosaurus Rex. The 100ft super yacht took 3 years to complete. History Supreme will induce jealous glances even the wealthiest. [Stuart Hughes]

History Supreme is the world's most expensive yacht for $4.8 billion

History Supreme is the world's most expensive yacht for $4.8 billion

History Supreme is the world's most expensive yacht for $4.8 billion

89,999 Camaél Solid Gold iPad

Exclusive Camaél Solid Gold iPad We have already seen the worlds most expensive iPad 2 Gold History Edition by Stuart Hughes that costs a staggering £5 million. For the bling-bling lovers, Camaél Diamonds in Coventry is offering a Solid Gold iPad for a cool £89,999 ($148,000). The luxury version of the iPad is available in white, yellow or rose gold to suit your individual preference. You can even add other preferred additional gems. Each one comes with an individual certification and is delivered to you personally in a beautifully made presentation box by an executive courier service. [Camaél]

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MB&F HM4 Thunderbolt Watch with Gold Panda for 2011 Only Watch Charity Auction

MB&F HM4 Only Watch 2011 The annual Only Watch auction is not just an event to raise a lot of money for a worthy charitable cause, kid’s muscular dystrophy, it also gives us the chance to see some fantastic one-of-a-kind models from the world’s hottest watch manufacturers. One of the participants returning with an offering for this year is MB&F. Max Busser & Friends collaborates with Chinese artist Huang Hankang to create the MB&F HM4 Only Watch. The unique HM4 is based on Horological Machine 4, featuring a miniature flying panda bear is a magical synthesis of children’s dreams and cutting-edge haute horlogerie.  HM4 Only Watch features the dream-world scenario of a solid gold panda bear riding on top of the HM4 jet, which he controls with golden reins. The panda was hand-carved and then cast in 18k white gold.

Solid Gold BlackBerry Torch by Alexander Amosu

Amosu’s Solid Gold BlackBerry Torch Luxury designer Alexander Amosu has created his latest master piece, 18 carat solid gold BlackBerry Torch. While the mid frame in 18-carat solid gold and weighs in at about 38gms, the other parts are in metallic gold color. The BlackBerry Torch is one of the two hottest BlackBerrys on the market today, along with Research In Motion’s BlackBerry Bold 9780 smartphone. And for a mere £8,000 or roughly $12,800, you can now purchase a custom Torch in yellow, rose or pink gold. You can also apparently add your favorite type of diamond to the mix, as well, though it’s unclear how exactly that would affect the price.

2011 Gold Miffy Calendar Goes on Sale for $655,000

2011 Gold Miffy Calendar Japanese jewelry maker Ginza Tanaka has now put on sale a 2011 calendar made of 6 kilograms of pure gold featuring Miffy, the famous female rabbit from a series of picture books drawn and written by Dutch artist Dick Bruna. The solid gold calendar celebrates the 2011 Year of the Rabbit and is now on sale for 55 million yen (around $655,765). The character first appeared in a picture book launched by Bruna in 1955. The calendar is 64 centimeters by 40 centimeters and is available online and at eight outlets of the company. Dick Bruna also attended the presentation and said that the calendar was the world’s most expensive Miffy item and he is glad that people are showing interest.

Limited Edition Montegrappa Eternal Bird Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver Ink Bottle

Limited Edition Montegrappa Eternal Bird Sterling Silver Ink Bottle If you take pride in owning some of the most luxurious writing instruments to have ever been created then you must definitely add the precious Limited Edition Montegrappa Eternal Bird Yellow Gold and Sterliong Silver Ink Bottle to your collection. On the tenth anniversary of the Limited Edition dedicated to the Dragon, Montegrappa is creating a valuable duo of oriental mythology by giving the Dragon its traditional companion, Eternal Bird. Eternal Bird is another name for the phoenix, the mythical Greek bird that rises from the ashes.

World’s Most Expensive Monopoly Set on Display at the Museum of American Finance

Gold And Jewel-Encrusted Monopoly Game Set An 18-karat gold version of the famous Parker Brothers board game are on display beginning Friday at the Museum of American Finance. The gold and jewel-encrusted Monopoly is estimated to be worth roughly $2 million. San Francisco jeweler Sidney Mobell created the set in the 1980s after he heard about a Monopoly tournament taking place in London. It took a year to complete, and it’s only been played once, in an exhibition game between Mobell and former British Prime Minister Edward Heath. Mobell donated it to the Smithsonian in 2003. The set of dice alone is valued at $10,000, with 42 full-cut diamonds for the number dots. All of the properties that make up the game board are also set in gems, with some 165 gemstones in total. The ‘Chance’ and ‘Community Chest’ cards are photo-etched. An ounce of gold cost between $360 and $460 when Mobell started working on the game set. Now the price of gold has topped $1,300 an ounce. The Monopoly board are on display at the Museum of American Finance for two years, on loan from the Smithsonian.