INSANE THINGS RICH PEOPLE HAVE BOUGHT

WORLD´S MOST EXPENSIVE COCKTAIL

With a price tag of almost $14,500, the Gigi’s cocktail was

created for actress Grace Jones at the opening of Gigi’s

restaurant in London. The cocktail was made from a luxurious

mix of 1990 Vintage Cristal and an extremely rare 1888

Samalens Vieille Relique Vintage Bas Armagnac brandy, topped

with Angostura Bitters and “lashings” of gold leaf.

SHARON STONE´S KISS

In August 2003, Sharon Stone´s fan Joni Rimm paid $50,000 for a

kiss with her idol. Probably the most expensive kiss in history,

the snog lasted 45 seconds and it was – according to

the onlookers – quite passionate.

MILLION DOLLAR PERFUME

Perfumes can be quite expensive but the DKNY Golden Delicious

Million Dollar Fragrance Bottle elevated the perfume un-affordability

to another level. Containing almost 3,000 precious stones arranged

to the shape of New York City skyline, this perfume costs

exactly 1 million dollars.

GOLD SHIRT

Pankaj Parakh, an Indian textile magnate, had a custom-made pure

gold shirt worth $213,000 for his 45th birthday. The shirt, made

entirely out of 18-22 carat gold, weighed 9 pounds (more than 4 kg).

LUNCH WITH WARREN BUFFET

To raise money for a charity, a lunch with Warren Buffet is

auctioned on eBay every ear and it usually fetches a significant

amount of money, but in 2010, the final bid exceeded all

expectations as an unknown bidder paid a staggering $2.6

million for a lunch with this highly respected business magnate.

DIAMOND BATHTUB FOR PUPPIES

Millionaires often want their pets to live in the same luxury as

their owners so it might not be that surprising that Lori Gardiner

came up with a diamond bathtub for puppies. Available at a

price of $39,000, the bathtub is encrusted with 45,000 Swarovski crystals.

GUINEA PIG ARMOUR

Talking about insanely expensive accessories for pets, an elaborately

fashioned guinea pig suit of armour became the hit of e-Bay

auctioning in 2013. The final bid was a stunning $24,300.

EXTINCT HUIA BIRD FEATHER

In 2010, an anonymous family from Wellington, New Zealand bought

a single extinct Huia Bird feather for $8,400 at the Webb’s

Auction House in Auckland, making the item the most expensive

feather ever.