10. Winston cocktail at $12,500 (Rs 739025) the basis of the cocktail will be a bottle of vintage 1858 Croizet cognac, which is already a world record holder for being valued at $157,000.

9. The most expensive pencil in the modern time is one designed by Graf von Faber-Castell. Named as ‘Perfect Pencil’ it is priced at about 12,800 USD (Rs 7,60,448). Only 99 pencils have been produced till date form 2001 and most of them are sold out.

Every pencil is made out of 240 year old Olive wood. The wood of the barrel is ribbed elegantly. The pencil also has an end piece. It also has an extender. Both the end piece and the extender is made from White Gold Palladium. The extender houses a sharpener and also a built in eraser. The eraser can be easily replaced and used. The extender is made from 18 carat White Gold.

The lid houses three best quality diamonds under the count’s coat of arms. The ‘Perfect Pencil’ also comes with a certificate for the diamonds. The diamonds symbolises the mark of the third millennium Zaman of 00.06 carat size.

The diamonds are of exceptional clarity and make the pencils really priceless.

8. After a hip surgery when most people are looking to stay indoors and recover, Lady Gaga kept up to her reputation of being outlandish by showing up in a gold plated wheelchair. Being made via different components sourced from all over the United States, jewelry designer Ken Borochov from Mordekai had only a week’s notice to design the chair, which boasts of high grade leather upholstery and a removable canopy in its design. The particular chair was made from parts sourced from various makers across the states, and the 24-gold plating was done by the designer evening last Sunday. He worked with 1.5 ounces of gold, which he then plated on the chair

7. Bhosari-based ‘Goldman’ Datta Phuge’s name has been entered in the Guinness Book of World Records for purchasing the world’s most expensive shirt.

Phuge made headlines last year by buying a gold shirt weighing 3.5 kg and paying Rs1.27 crore for it. Phuge received the certificate of his Guinness Book record on Friday.

6. Would you spend a million dollars for cleaning eqipment like a vacuum cleaner?

GoVacuum’s exquisite million dollar (Rs 59,1,40,000) 24k gold-plated vacuuming wonder has been specifically designed to make a luxury statement.

Each of the vacuums is fully customizable, and the process of engraving and gold-plating will start once the buyer buys the product.

5. American reality queen Kim Kardashian has been criticized for apparently popularizing this bizarre facial treatment.

Reportedly this unique treatment uses our own body’s platelet-rich plasma to enhance one’s beautiful looks. Priced at a whopping $ 1,500 (Rs 88,691), a small quantity of blood is extracted from the arm area and is spun inside a centrifuge to separate the platelets.

However the blood is again injected back to the face to ensure a glowing radiant complexion.

4. Super rich and generous dog owners are known to pamper their beloved canines in novel ways. But here is an outrageous way to show your poodle some love. The world’s most expensive holiday package for pets, worth an exorbitant $75,000 (Rs 44,50,500).

The canine will be provided access to its own personal chef and can avail the benefit of limousine transfers. The canine’s two week stay would be at the luxurious “Paw Seasons in Long Ashton”, a hotel catering exclusively to dogs. At the hotel the fortunate pet will be treated to a high end package and get the opportunity to lead the life of a king.

The pampered pet will be taken for everyday walks by British Olympic hurdler Dai Greene. The walk will be followed by luxurious spa sessions, aromatherapy bath, body wash and pedicures. Even the daily meal of the pampered pet will be personally supervised by the hotels’ chef.

The entertainment quota of the dog has been carefully chalked out and activities like swimming, surfing and board games have been included in the agenda. Dog centric films like 101 Dalmatians and Lassie will also be screened at the private mini theatre of the hotel in the evening. To ensure a complete movie going experience, light snacks like dog friendly popcorn will be served at the time of screening of the film. One to one psychiatry sessions would also be conducted. WOAH!

3. Eyeing that beautiful necklace in the display and hope you had it? Here’s a piece of jewelry that will go green with jealousy. Why? Pet dogs are wearing this diamond masterpiece! I Love Dogs Diamonds’ Amour dog collar is worth $3.2 million. This 52-carat diamond encrusted dog collar has a centerpiece that measures to 7-carats and is set in an 18-karat white-gold and platinum setting.

The area in which this luxurious collar does not comprise of priceless stones is made up by exotic and expensive crocodile leather which adds to its durability and comfort quotient. The collar is indeed a masterpiece with an exquisite necklace-like chandelier designs formed out of 1600 diamonds features three tiers of diamonds

2. How expensive could a nail polish get right? Azature’s Black Diamondnail polish costs a whooping quarter of a million dollars (Rs 1,48,35,000). This nail polish is also known as the “Black Diamond King” and has 267 carats worth of black diamonds infused in a luxe lacquer produced by Azature, the jewelry couturier.

This is perhaps the finest jewel that Azature has ever produced with a keen focus on adorning the nails so that they shimmer like a piece of jewelry.

1. Would you pay Rs 5000 for a cup of coffee? That’s how much a cup of the exotic Kopi Luwak costs. You would be even less inclined to buy it if you knew that Kopi Luwak has been extracted from the feces of a small exotic animal called the Paradoxuras!

Coffee cherries are eaten by a civet for their fruit pulp. After spending about a day and a half in the civet's digestive tract the beans are then defecated in clumps, having kept their shape and still covered with some of the fleshy berry's inner layers.

Despite being in contact with faeces and pathogenic organisms, the beans contain negligible amounts of the enteric organisms associated with feces. Moreover, the "cherry" or endocarp surrounding the bean is not completely digested by the luwak, and after being collected, the farmer performs thorough washing and removes the endocarp