10 Most Expensive Useless Things | Why Would You Buy Them?

1o Most Expensive Useless Things | Why Would You Buy Them?

You know we’re always talking about the most expensive awesome things ever, but how about the most expensive useless things?

That’s our topic for today, the 10 things that in our opinion, are way too pricey for their use.

Rich people might buy them, people that think they’re rich might buy them, but what for is what we are wondering.

They don’t exactly do much or at least look amazing, but they have a whooping price.

They are luxurious and pricey and don’t really worth their money (or so we think).

If you’re wondering why, just stay tuned and you will find out.

So let’s see which are the 10 most expensive useless things!

Kanye West Designed T-Shirt – $120

We know, Kanye is Kanye, but $120 for a simple plain white t-shirt… isn’t that a little too much?

But brand costs, and Kanye’s brand is definitely an expensive one.

The white t-shirt is made out of 100% Egyptian cotton and is at least $100 more expensive than any other cotton white t-shirt.

Gold Plated Staples – $210/24 pieces

These gold plated staples might not seem so expensive, but $210 for 24 pieces of staples… that’s a little pricey.

Why and who would need gold plated staples? We could find absolutely no reason for this, but just as anything gold plated, these staples are way more expensive than some normal ones.

Extinct Huia Bird’s Feather – $8.000

Did you ever think that a single bird feather could cost $8000? Neither did we.

But apparently the Huia Bird’s feather are extremely expensive because the bird is thought to be extinct and has not been seen since 1907.

This is one expensive bird for sure!

Diamond Contact Lenses – $15.000

They say diamonds are a girl’s best friend, and at $15.000 these diamond contact lenses should be a girl’s best everything.

Gold plated and with 18 diamonds, these lenses are definitely going to give you the spark your eyes need.

Chandrashekhar Chawan of Shekhar Eye Research says:

“If your eyes are sparkling with diamonds, no one can look away”

Gitanjali Gems Limited Cricket Ball – $68,500

Cricket with a 5.728 diamonds with 18 carat gold stitch ball? Sure, why not, if you have $68,500 to spend.

The Gitanjali Gems Limited Cricket Ball was created on the occasion of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 and is known to be the most expensive ball ever created.

Ruby & Diamond Pen – $595.000

You know how pens are sometimes the perfect gift for somebody? If yes, then prepare your wallet because this 150 carats of invisible set Burma rubies and 15 carats diamonds pen is worth $595.000.

This ruby and diamond pen is hand crafted and its body and nib are made from platinum and 18k white gold.

While it might be a luxurious pen, it is one of the 10 most expensive useless things, because let’s face it, what can you sign that is so important that you need to use a half a million dollars pen?

Fishing Lure – $1 million

Fancy a fishing trip? Then why not go all luxurious and buy a $1 million fishing lure? It might bring you some luck!

This diamond, rubies and gold fishing lure is the most expensive fishing lure in the world.

But is using a normal lure stopping anyone to catch fish? It might, if the fish you want to catch likes jewellery.

“Barbecue Pork” Rock – $1.255.000

If you were wondering if this is a piece of meat, or a rock, find out that no matter what this is, it’s a really expensive thing. To be more specific, it’s $1.255.000 expensive.

We can’t find the beauty or the meaning of this weird-looking rock, but it surely is in our top 10 most expensive useless things!

Lake Forest Confections Chocolates Box – $1.500.000

We all love chocolate, and who wouldn’t love a $1.500.000 chocolate box?

Le Chocolat features a selection of Lake Forest Confections gourmet chocolates, as well as an arrangement of magnificent jewellery from Simon’s personal jewellery and gemstone vault.

The jewellery that comes along with the box of chocolates includes an amazing collection of natural yellow and blue diamonds, emeralds, and sapphires from Simons Jewelers.