Posted by Peter Brady on Mon 4th December 2006 at 06:00 AM, Filed in Leisure
If you’re a keen golfer with an eye to looking the part on the course then you should take a look at the Honma Twin Marks MG-R18. With a price tag of around $16,000 these clubs have become a favourite for golf loving celebrities and royalty alike.
Honma, the Japanese golf club manufacturer producing these clubs have a pedigree that has been honed since 1959 by company founder Hiro Honma. In order to create something completely unique the Twin Marks MG-R18 5-Star Amazing Spec irons have been designed with gold cavity heads, as well as gold and platinum rings and a gold ingot in the grip cap.
It would probably be prudent to have these clubs insured prior to hitting the golf course!
Posted by Peter Brady on Fri 1st December 2006 at 06:00 AM, Filed in Luxury Clothes
If you really want to out bling your blingiest friend you should definitely get yourself a pair of these gold trainers.
Retailing at Selfridges these funky Y-3 gold trainers are priced at a very reasonable £180 ($333).
Posted by Peter Brady on Thu 30th November 2006 at 06:00 AM, Filed in Luxury Appliances
Straightening hair will never be as luxurious again once you use these limited edition Models 1 Diamond Straighteners. Embedded with six Dutch rose cut diamonds and set in 18 carat yellow and white gold they are retailing for a cool £9,500 ($17,575) at London’s Selfridges.
Given that diamonds conduct heat faster than any other substance, the plates of these straighteners have been designed to incorporate crushed diamonds that can reach temperatures of 232 Celsius, a full 2 Celsius higher than the best professional ceramic straighteners.
Posted by Peter Brady on Wed 29th November 2006 at 06:00 AM, Filed in Expensive Jewelry
This item probably isn’t an ideal accessory in a war zone, but as dog tags go Boodles have produced something really special here.
Incorporating a sparkling diamond set key on a super sharp dog tag pendant this piece retails for £3,500 ($6,475).
Posted by Peter Brady on Tue 28th November 2006 at 06:00 AM, Filed in Luxury Food
For the marmalade connoisseur there is now a product that will blow your mind. But at £5000 per jar you probably don’t want to spread it that liberally over your morning toast.
Produced by F Duerr & Son’s the Fine Cut Seville Orange Marmalade incorporates hints of the world’s most expensive Whisky, vintage Champagne and even Gold. Each sticky portion is liable to set you back around £76 per slice of toast.
The marmalade has been produced to commemorate Duerr’s 125th birthday. Specific ingredients include:
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