What are a Few of the Most Ridiculously Luxurious Versions of Regular, Everyday Items?

August 5, 2014

There are many items throughout the world that are made out of very luxurious and expensive materials. You may be surprised when you discover some of these items. However, you might want to add a few of them to your own collection. Here are just a few very luxurious versions of everyday items.

OOOMS – Gold Staples

These staples are fully gold-plated and they come at a hefty price of $4 per staple. They provide the opportunity to show off in the corporate world and they come in a black velour box.

Lambda – Olive Oil

Olive oil can certainly get expensive and some even collect the rarest choices. However, the Lambda olive oil comes in at nearly $15,000 when you personalize the packaging. The actual oil is $54 per 500 ml. It’s from Greece and it’s made from some of the best olives in the world.

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Harrods Pot Noodles – Instant Noodles

Instant noodles sell for well under $1, but not the Harrods Pot Noodles. These are a bit different and there are only 100 of these containers in the world. They sold for $50 per package originally and came with a fork and table linen.

Gold Toilet Paper

This isn’t just a one-ply toilet paper or even just something’s soft for your tush. No, this toile paper is made with a gold-embossing and comes from German designer Fritz Loibl. It’s $250 per roll and can be customized with any design you prefer.

Acqua di Cristallo Trbuto a Modigliana – Bottled Water

Bottled water is sold all over the world and it’s more expensive than getting it out of the tap. However, this bottled water is even more expensive and sells for $60,000 for a 1.25 ml bottle. The bottles are coated in 24-karat gold and hold a mixture of water from Iceland, Fiji and France.

These are just a few of the many everyday items found in incredible luxurious versions. There are plenty of great choices for the collector or for those looking to literally throw money down the toilet.