Forget the Bling H2O bottle and the $100 water bottle from the super-glam bottled water brand Fillico Beverly Hills. This time, some anonymous firm has launched the world’s most expensive bottle of water for a cool £1,000 (nearly US $1,570). These expensive water bottles contain natural spring water filtered through the geologically famed Wenlock edge in the Shropshire countryside. Only six bottles of the LOve H2O water have been put into production and are adorned with over 6,500 Swarovski crystals. Each Bling bottle takes over one week to produce. Selfridges is already selling the LOve H2O bottled water for £24.99, but this limited edition of six Bling water bottles has been launched particularly for the festive season. Andy Price, a spokesperson for Selfridges in Birmingham, said…

Each individual crystal is precisely positioned by hand into its own perfect space and each contains the finest spring water sourced from Shropshire. The original LOve H20 is a really good seller for us but the limited edition one is a showpiece for Christmas.

At £1,000, the limited edition LOve H2O bottled water is definitely meant for those who are screaming to be noticed.

For those who own a Bentley, nothing can say “I drive a Bentley” better than this diamond-studded Bentley continental car key from Alexander Amosu. The key is handset with 101 diamonds on the Bentley famous wings with a total of 1.09 carats using color F, VS1 clarity. The diamond-studded key is priced at £5,000 (approximately $7,895). The key is a perfect gift for a Bentley owner this Christmas. And if your auto line-up includes a Lamborghini, Mercedes and Ferrari then Amosu has already created their luxury keys.

Sotheby’s set a world auction record when it sold a 6.04-carat fancy vivid blue diamond for $7,981,835 at its Hong Kong sale.
It expects to create the same bidding frenzy when a 72.22 D-color, pear-shaped diamond hits the auction block at its Magnificent Jewels and Jadeite Sale on April 10 in Hong Kong. Bidding will start at $10 million for the exceptional-quality stone that is described as the size of large strawberry and is the largest pear-shaped D-color flawless diamond to date to appear at auction in Asia.
The sale also presents a rare 3.47-carat fancy vivid blue heart-shape diamond, with an estimated value of $3 million to $3.8 million, and the world’s largest graded intense purple diamond, a 3.02-carat radiant-cut stone, with an estimated value of $1.5 million to $1.8 million. When it comes to the price of rarified diamonds, clearly the sky is the limit.

Designed Susan Rosen & Steinmetz Diamonds teamed up to make the most expensive bikini out there.

Featuring over 150 carats of D flawless diamonds, along with a 51 carat flawless pear shaped diamond; a 30 carat emerald cut diamond; two 15 carat round diamonds & a pair of eight pear shaped diamonds which were all set in platinum, this bikini was basically rock-solid.

The infamous bikini made its debut on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit edition back in 2005, with supermodel Molly Sims enjoying the shoot & suit of her life.

Possessing a top-end cellphone or a must-have portable music player isn’t the end of it. You also need to accessorize them with chic USBs, wireless headsets, streamers and earphones to complete the package. You might have bought the 3G iPhone or the iPod to match technology hand in hand, but the next time you want to make an investment, it has to be these earphone covers from London-based DEOS to make you go one up.



Now, depending on how much money you’re ready to spend, you can choose from the three options available - diamond studded, if you are running high on your earnings, Swarovski crystals, if you are just about there and the aluminum encrusted, if you wish to spend enough to be in the race. The diamond-encrusted one is obviously the most expensive with a price tag of $60,000, but yes, things get easier with the other two