Diamond Car

London, Feb 23: All car fans who are a big bling enthusiasts can now have their interests encrusted in one thing only, at least in a small version, for toy makers Hot Wheels has unveiled the world’s most expensive diamond coated toy car. The car was made public to commemorate the production of its four-billionth "vehicle", at the 105th American International Toy Fair in New York, which is also the most expensive model the company ever made.

Valued at a whopping 140,000 dollars- a figure that would normally buy six family cars - the model is cast in 18-karat white gold and covered in blue, white and black diamonds.

The car also has rubies set into its taillights and even the car's case comes with 40 white diamonds.

The car has been designed by celebrity jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills.

Diamond iPod

The Diamond iPod, handmade by Norwegian jeweler Thomas Heyerdahl, was auctioned off for charity in March of 2008. The gadget’s estimated worth is $30,000. The music player is an iPod shuffle, decked out in 18k white and pink gold and a modest 430 diamonds. Acclaimed as the world’s most expensive MP3 player, the diamond iPod is the only one made of its kind. Given that the Shuffle holds about 11 songs, one would hope to get more bang for 30,000 bucks. One Britney Spears album and you’ve pretty much exhausted your $30,000 gadget’s capabilities.

Lavish Laptops

A Dutch company, Ego, recently introduced the Tulip Ego Diamond iBook, retailing at $350,000. The computer has 470 flawless diamonds fashioned in the shape of a tulip on the laptop’s lid. Sadly, you’re basically only paying for the diamonds with the $350 K because this notebook has little else to offer. It comes with a single-core AMD Turion processor (please!) and an unimpressive 12.1-inch screen. So, yeah, you might as well just save yourself some money and gluestick a few diamonds to one of those plastic V-tech Learning toy laptops. The V-tech’s computing capacity is comparable, if not superior…the Diamond iBook can’t even teach you barnyard animal sounds.

Diamonds Are a Dog’s Best Friend

Do you get the sneaking suspicion that your dog is racked with envy when you’re listening to your iPod? Does she seem to steal furtive, jealous glances at your sundry ice-encrusted trinkets? Don’t torment the poor animal another second-buy your dog the new diamond-studded pet MP3 player. For only $1,000, your beloved canine can groove to the sounds of an 18k gold digital music player designed to “relax and stimulate” your pet. After all, why should you be the only one in the house who gets to rock out to Soulja Boy beats?! However, when you come home and find your dog on her hind legs jockin’ on them haterz and leanin’ to the left and crankin’ dat thang, we can’t be held responsible, disquieting as that sight may be.

Deaf Is the New Prada

Ever wished you could turn your hearing impairment into a super chic status symbol? Thanks to the 24-carat gold Widex hearing aid, your wish has been granted. The hearing aid and its accompanying remote hold 220 diamonds and are a steal at $49,590. The only catch is you may on occasion want to remove the aid to make the merciless mockery you’ll endure inaudible. But you will, of course, have the ultimate rejoinder to silence any hecklers: “Well, I may be deaf and cloyingly pretentious, but you’re poor.” What?

A Monument to the Macabre

No serious art connoisseur could call his collection complete without a good piece of skull art. If you feel your collection is lacking that perfect blend of the gothic and opulent, consider buying artist Damien Hurst’s new piece - a life-size platinum skull adorned with 8,601 diamonds. For the bargain price of $100 million, you can have your very own diamond-encrusted monument to the macabre. Fittingly, Damien’s skull masterpiece is entitled “For the Love of God.” Our thoughts exactly, Damien.

Diamond Covered Mercedes

This is a handmade diamond car special order for prince walid bin talal...it costs 4.8 million$$

he is one of the richest people in the world.

Prince Walid is a mover and shaker, owns a part of Fox News, largest shareholder in CitiGroup inc., the world's largest bank, owner of The Savoy in Paris, large shareholder in AOL.

UPDATE: It has been brought to my attention that this car couldn't possibly be totally covered in diamonds and only cost $4.8 million. So I did a search and found a blog post about an Austrian company that makes vehicles covered in a mix of diamonds and Swarovski crystals. Although Karl Seelos as head of the team (said) that the customers remain anonymous and (he was) unwilling to reveal the real prices, obviously the Prince had to brag about his 'diamond car'.

Diamond Castle

Barbie and the Diamond Castle Palace

Gold Motorola V3i With Diamonds

If you're that kind of person who would rather put diamonds on their mobile phone, we've got some good news for you. Designed by Peter Aloisson, this Motorola V3i gold plated phone has 855 diamonds which weigh a total of 3.8 carats.

Stone Collection

	18k yellow and platinum diamond flower clips: 1950c Diamond weight is approx. 15cts , of fine white vs to vvs goods. French marks. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

	Extremely fine "fruitsalad" deco brooch: 1920c Parrot motif made up of bufftop rubies, emeralds, sapphires and round fullcut diamonds. set in platinum with black enamel highlights. Signed: Besson -gem quality manufacturer from Nice who did some work for Lecloche Recently worn by Nicole Kidman at the premier of "The Others" CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Antique silver on gold brooch: 1870c 15 old mine diamonds surrounding 12 old mine diamonds surrounding fine NATURAL Pearl. With NATURAL pearl pendant and diamond bale. Diamond wt. approx.12cts Fine white "SI 1+ goods CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Ruby diamond brooch: 1940c Floral design burma ruby and diamond brooch CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Diamond platinum, 18k yellow diamond brooch: 1910c Center diamond is approx. 1.65cts old miner. Smaller goods are all white old mine goods totaling approx 3cts and are set in platinum with 18k pin. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Emerald diamond brooch: 1940c This flower brooch is unusually set with exceptional quality emeralds in 18k yellow cup shaped settings that reflect the green color throughout. the stems end with fancy color diamonds and the bow is platinum. Signed Brock and Co. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

	Necklace: 1940c Fine diamond riviere style necklace containing approximately 23cts of VS+ quality diamonds G_H colors with a pendant attachment. Mounted in platinum. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Emerald diamond pendant: 1930c This art deco pendant contains an "Old Mine" Columbian emerald weighing approximately 8cts and 10cts of fine diamonds in a reticulated platinum mounting. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Ruby diamond pin: 1940c Burma caliber ruby pin in 18k yellow gold and diamond highlights in a shell motif. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Cameo: 1890c Unusual male bust carved in hardstone with fine quality 18k yellow gold brooch CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Fine necklace: 1900c Very Fine Edwardian necklace containing fine Old Mine Columbian emerald (approx. 1.75cts) with intricate and delicate filagree platinum mounting. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Diamond necklace: 1950c fine platinum diamond necklace by Ostier containing center diamond of two plus carats and approx. 20cts of fine smaller goods. Converts into two bracelets CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Aqua necklace Approximately 75ct. natural aquamarine ball mounted in 18k yellow gold with diamonds and black enamel panther on top . CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Bracelet: 1940c Multi-sapphire bracelet containing 7 pastel natural color sapphires weighing approx. 20cts CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Bracelet 18k yellow gold bracelet with alternating rows of diamonds and emeralds. very flexible and with French hallmarks CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
	Bracelet diamond (approx. 8cts) nugget bracelet set in 18k yellow CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION