If I say something that was invented as World’s sleekest laptop is no more maintaining that tag. What would be your reaction? You would make faces and lable me insane. But this seems to be true as after Apple guys invested hours on removing even a single unwanted calorie from its body, Folks from Crystal Icing came into picture. With equal energy and delicacy, they wanted to carve a laurel by maintaining its charm. As a result, they decked up Macbook Air notebooks with a 1/2 pound of Swarovski Crystals (counted 8000), thereby adding 1/8th inch of thickness. Thy say the design and revolutionary innovation is customized and thus is detachable and easy to plug-in with any other notebook. Agreed, the weight disturbs your mind set but this is what bling lovers would welcome.

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Featured above is an exclusive glass Scrabble board coated with around 30,000 Swarovski crystals exhibited at the American International Toy Fair in New York. Designed by Hasbro, the board marks the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the game. Priced at $20,000, the game is anticipated to be auctioned coming summer with all the proceedings donated to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.

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With health-conscious gentry, today’s culture says sipping a drop of a water from a canned bottle is advisable than a glass of water from an open bottle. Thus it breeds increasing number off retailer selling bottled water for high-end consumers. But then there is another category of people who are picking bottled water not only to keep their health good but also to flaunt their wealth.

For then, here comes alluring Fillico Beverly Hills bottle from Japan. The frozen glass bottles are festooned with Swarovski crystals and carved with gold paint. Albeit the bottles have been named after the pricey residence of U.S., the pure water is miles away from the though t of a place as water flow is from Kobe. The basic bottle is retailed at $100 while the other bathed in silver or gold crown can bite you with $200. If your desire to flaunt is still alive then pick one from Ritz Carlton in Tokyo.

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This is an accessory for those blinged geeks whose earnings are way higher than their expenditure. Featured above USB-drive is being designed to enable them unpack their hoard treasury. It is the latest creation by miiSTOR bathed in diamonds. Touted as the ICE, the sparkling USB drive is clad with Hallmarked platinum and its hand-set is made up of 456 white diamonds. Luminously formed, this concrete and outgoing ICE USB drive is accessible on demand only. This shiny accessory comes with a glossy price. It bears a frosty price tag of $29,000 or £15,000.

Adding to your list of bling accessories is Hello Kitty Bike bejeweled with precious Swarovski crystals. It was a shock to me when I came to know that a Hello Kitty fanatic has taken the pain of decorating her Hello Kitty bike with around 50,000 Swarovski crystals. This gives it the honor to be the blingest bike available on this earth.

This is a question to the all those who claims to fall in the category of elite class and spend outrageously to fulfill their desires. Is it for sale? Or can we expect Hello Kitty to produce one such creation? Take a look at the video below and for a deeper view peep into the thumbnails, a part of our gallery.

Gallery: Swarovski Crystal Hello Kitty Bike

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With the Christmas celebration away only counted days, people are preparing in high spirits to make a blast. And talk about accessories, the latest offerings gives you an excuse to burn money including $1.8 mn Christmas tree (world’s most expensive), Steve Quick’s gold and diamond studded Christmas tree and lately in news 84-feet tall Shelton tree at Rockefeller center.

And here is a new entrant by Kee Jewelry to the list of the ornamental accessories designed on the occasion of Christmas–$1 mn diamond-festooned Christmas tree. Unveiled in Singapore, it is ornamented with 21,798 sparkling diamonds counting 913 carats, 3,762 crystal beads and is adorned with 456 lights.

If you are a foodie and above mentioned things fail to calm down your curiosity then $100 Chocolate Santa and $45, 0000 most-expensive X-mas hamper would surely make your tongue smile. And for geeks, a $455 USB cake is quite tempting. And for all moms, who keep on cribbing about their house décor can eye $1,817,355 gold Santa Claus. I think by unveiling diverse offerings, I have done justice to all my savvy readers. Ant one left?

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After getting a realistic experience of the gold plated toilet demanding a confounding 250,000 Euros, all our eyes were on swarovski crystal studded toilet. And here it is busy anchoring an elegant commode’s 50,000 handset Swarovski crystals from the Isis collection designed by Jemal Wright of Hollywood, Florida. The creation can be seen as another value addition to the portfolio of the same maker who delivered chrome-plated toilet for its filthy-rich customers.

The iced-out flashy toilet is embedded with swarvoski crystals. The artist also offers identical sink eyeing all prospective yet proud owner. Sooner, you can complete your kit as the artist to offer an ice-encrusted double slipper tub by spring of 2008. FYI, featured above this toilet bathed in swarovski demands a biting sum of $75,000 and got one deserving owner as well.

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Whilst 54 days back all eyes were on Fabergee Egg that reached the auction block with a mood to set a record by fetching $18 mn, today the mission got successful. This 1902 Faberge egg was purchased by some anonymous buyer for £8 million ($16.5 million) at Christie’s auction house in London. The bidding of the egg started with £4.8 million ($9.9 million). Festooned with diamond, gold and enamel, this state-of-the-art work was signed by the expert craftsman Karl Faberge. It reached the auction block through Rothschild banking family, who was holding this egg since 1905.

It features a popping cockerel with diamond studded wings that resides at the tip of the egg. Considered one of the grand beauties of the art world, the eggs of this masterpiece were commissioned from Faberge by the Russian Tsars. Faberge and his goldsmiths produced the first egg in 1885 for Tsar Alexander III.

The work was appreciated by Russian royals to an extent that they were asked to produce one egg on yearly basis to be gifted on Easter to the Tsar’s family. Counted 68 eggs were produced during 1800s and early 20’s, out of which 54 were given to the Russian royal family and the remaining were given to the private collectors.

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Pay all your eyes and ears here if you happen to miss the live telecast of Moscow Millionaire Fair. Folks at Moscow Times have invested good time in capturing the heart and power of the Russian billionaires, which is growing outrageously. The idea behind organizing Moscow Millionaire Fair is to entice the king of the lot with all eyes on bejeweled accessories. The 2007 Moscow Millionaire Fair hosted the moguls of the international luxury goods industry.

Amongst the eye-watering attractions was a set of diamond-festooned rims that got sold for $1 million along with $250,000 Bentley Coupe (packed with security services), taxidermic representation of wiped out animals counting a saber-tooth tiger and the huge carcass of a Siberian bear, elite bed and diamond-encrusted cell phones.

Catching everybody’s eyeballs was a Mercedes sheltered in churns of Swarovski crystals and the sellers warned that this $350,000 coupe could only be used on extraordinary junctures as few of the crystals have started receding. The platform also offered a rescue pill for the Russian residents getting used to bear the frigid climate by offering them tailored “cold rooms” from Criohome that can move down to -85 degrees Celsius and are considered to augment good health and even heal hangovers by residing inside it getting freezed for couple of minutes.

Gallery: Moscow Millionaire Fair 2007

This Swiss-made women’s watch has earned an identity of a brand. It is been designed to add some value to the beautiful wrist of your lady. Girard Perregaux Richville chronograph features Tonneau-style 18-karat yellow gold case with white mother-of-pearl dial encrusted with eight-diamond twang. It is also complemented with azure crystals, chronograph sub dials. The watch is water-resistant with a brown leather strap. The band of the watch can be sized to fit 6.5-inch to 7.5-inch wrists.

Case Dimensions: 30 mm W x 30 mm L
Price: $6,209.99

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