Graff Diamond Hallucination, which costs $55 million, is now the most expensive watch ever created. However, the term "watch" is used extremely loosely here. A little quartz dial surrounded by small pink diamonds can be seen right in the center of the item among the plethora of breathtakingly exquisite gems.

The worth of this timepiece is determined by what is around it, not by the quartz dial in the center. A plethora of Fancy Vivid Yellow, Fancy Intense Blue, Fancy Light Grey Blue, Fancy Green, Fancy Orange, and, of course, Fancy Intense Pink, and Fancy Light Pink diamonds make up the Graff Hallucination. The total weight of the diamonds on this watch is 110 carats. A wide range of cuts, including marquise, radiant, pear, round, and heart-shaped diamonds, have been utilized to enhance its attractiveness.

Despite the fact that the quartz dial isn't the show-stopper, it's far from useless. When it comes to telling time, the tiny dial is exceptionally precise and doesn't require frequent winding or power reserve. It's a long-lasting, accurate, and gorgeous piece of gear that transforms the watch into not just a stunning accessory but also a useful tool for a very lucky lady.

Price: $55 million

Far from being just another iPhone 6, Supernova iPhone 6 Pink Diamond is the world's most expensive customized phone, costing $48.5 million. With their SuperNova iPhone 6 Pink Diamond collection, US luxury firm FALCON has pushed the price of premium electronics through the roof. These iPhone 6 versions, which come in platinum, 24-carat gold, and rose gold and cost a whopping $48.5 million each, are adorned with a massive Pink Diamond on the back. You can even opt for the 'cheaper' versions in this range if you don't want to stretch your budget too far. The iPhone 6 devices in Orange Diamond and Blue Diamond cost $42.5 million and $32.5 million, respectively. Nita Ambani, the wife of Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani also owned this device.

Other well-known products include Jarre iPods and iPod Docks, as well as Yalos Diamond TV. These devices provide the best technology money can buy, as well as pride and glory for the elites who own them. As more companies seek to develop proprietary devices, the race to give exclusive technologies to the world is heating up.

Price: $48.5 Million

iPhone 5 Black Diamond is also one of the most costly smartphones ever made. This masterpiece took 9 weeks of meticulous, hand-crafted labor to complete. Stuart Hughes, a designer from the United Kingdom, created it. It has a home button made of 26 carats of black diamonds that belonged to a Chinese millionaire who approved this phone from Stuart Hughes, a premium product maker.

The expense of 26-carat diamonds itself is $208.795. The main key point of the black- and gold- iPhone 5 has the black deep cut diamond which is single and flawless, superseding the home button. The body of this handset is woven with solid and pure gold, mainly the outside casing. The chassis was inlaid with circa 600 white diamonds with gold dressing. On the other hand, there is an expensive logo of Apple on the rear back of the phone that contains 53 diamonds and contains 135 grams of 24ct gold and sapphire glass set.

Sapphire glass was utilized to construct the front display screen and to cover the camera lens. It has a 4.0-inch IPS Retina Display with a resolution of 1136 x 640 pixels, 16/32/64 GB of internal storage, 1 GB of RAM, an A6X dual-core processor, GPRS, EDGE, EV-DO, HSPA, HSPA+, DC-HSDPA, 3G, 4G LTE and wifi, GPS, Bluetooth, no expandable memory, 720p front-facing camera resolution, 8-megapixel rear camera with The most costly version is the very remarkable edition, however, there are other less expensive gold variants available for $33,800.

Price: $15 Million

Stuart Hughes is reported to have customized the world's most unusual device. iPad 2 Gold History Edition comprises portions of a 65-million-year-old T-REX thigh bone, as well as Ammolite diamonds and gold from a 75-million-year-old rock. It features a 24k gold back with a total weight of 2,000 grams. The back of the apple logo is again covered in I'F' 53 internally flawless diamonds weighing 12.5 carats. The front frame, which is composed of Ammolite, is the most fascinating portion.

Canada is the origin of this multicolored old stone. The Ammolite stone and silvers of "T-REX" Dinosaurs thing bone give the shape of the flaming marble frame in brown, green, and red colors with these two elements. After completing the bling factor, a single cut solid diamond weighing 8.5 carats is set in platinum and encircled by 12 outside perfect diamonds. Only two units of this edition were made by Stuart, and the material specifications include 57 grams of T-REX bone, 16.5-carat diamonds, 750 grams of Ammolite stone, 8.5-carat single diamonds, and 2000 kilos of pure 24k gold. The term is also appropriate for the requirements. It is referred to as a distinguished device with great honor.

Price: $7.8 Million

Hart Audio Gold Speakers have the same functionalities like any other speaker, except it has gold built-in. Each speaker weighs roughly 50kg (110 lbs) without drivers, and obtaining one of these magnificent speakers is a great honor. The D&W Aural Pleasure speakers from Hart Audio use three speaker drive units to deliver the most regulated, clean, clear, and well-balanced audio output possible. The primary driver, for example, provides bass and midrange tones. The treble is driven by a high-frequency unit that remains at the center. The super tweeter increased the bandwidth of this speaker to reveal the full dynamic and efficacy of the latest high-resolution audio formats.

And the speaker's low-end frequencies are primarily due to its unique design, which helps to manage the bass superbly. There are various advantages to placing it in a room's corner. Only one set of Hart Audio Gold Speakers has ever been discovered in the world, and they are constructed of 18-carat gold. Again, five sets of silver speakers for $315,000 and 99 pairs of bronze speakers for $63,000 may be discovered. In terms of sound, Hart Audio has also upheld its stellar reputation in these models. What more can be desired than a majestic sound emanating from an aristocratic body?

Price: $4.7 Million

The Swarovski and Diamond Studded Notebook is the most costly laptop in MJ's 777 collections, as well as the most expensive laptop ever sold. The Ukrainian design house's notebook, encrusted with black and white diamonds and decorated with gold, was named the world's most expensive laptop in 2010 and has retained the record ever since.

The money didn't just purchase you the notebook; it also got you some extras. A custom cover and solid gold mouse were included with the Swarovski and Diamond Studded Notebook. The electronics in the notebook are covered by a 10-year warranty, but MJ offers a lifetime guarantee on the jewelry that surrounds it.

Specifications, like those for other ultra-high-end laptops, are scarce. The studio can design anything to exact specifications, and rates vary from €500 to €5,000,000 depending on the object, materials, and work desired, according to SlashGear's interaction with MJ. MJ also provides free international delivery.

Price: $3.5 million

Dark Knight Home Theatre is also one of the world's most costly toys. It is fully based on Batman, with every high-tech feature imaginable, including a Batmobile concealed behind a secret bookcase and life-size Batsuits that can be worn. Greenwich is a concept by Elite – HTS (Elite Residence Theatre Seating), a Canadian firm that has built-in Greenwich within a 12,000 sq. ft (1,115 sq. m) private home and finalized the design in a matter of weeks.

The chamber is decorated with accessories inspired by the Batcave in the film, which has cave-like walls, a cylinder-shaped elevator, fireplace, "Batcomputer" stations, gothic lighting, a stately grandfather clock, and gargoyles with the glowing bat emblem. The seats in the theatre are meant to imitate the interior of the Batmobile once again. There's also a secret escape through a tunnel that spans approximately 30 feet, but there's no Alfred with this home theater. All bat enthusiasts should consider introducing this into their homes.

Price: $2 Million

Camael Diamond London is an expert company in encrusting diamonds, gold, and silver on several luxury products. This product range includes iPhones, iPods, Blackberrys, iPads, and even extended to other products not mentioned here. Camael Diamonds has once again unveiled a stunning product. This time they are rocking with a diamond-encrusted iPad. They have indeed disclosed a staggering item, Camel Diamonds IPad, which is ornamented with flawless diamonds and confirmed by a main authorized goldsmith.

Camael Diamond iPad is from the list, one of Camaél London's encrusted luxury products, A gadget crafted with 18-carat gold, encrusted with 300-carat diamonds on the back having its home button and the apple icon on the rare made of tint black diamonds to portray an exceptional design. With all these luxury features embedded on Apple's iPad, it weighs over 1kg, and its worth should be assumably at its peak. Camael Diamond iPad valued at £750,000 ($1.2 million) that become one of the most expensive iPad in the world.

Price: $1.2 Million

Jarre iPod and iPad Docks weigh roughly 871 pounds, are 11 feet tall, and have a 16.3-inch diameter. It was created by musician Jean Michel Jarre. This aviation fantasy documentary includes every technological marvel you can imagine. It is not limited to Apple devices; any other device with a USB connection can be utilized.

It comes in three different hues. It does not contain any gleaming crystals such as gold or diamonds. It is a comprehensive technological invention with a power output of 10,000 watts. It has a ladder built-in, which is a unique feature. As a result, an iPhone or iPad may be docked on top of it, and other electronic devices can be connected via the 6.35 mm socket or USB connection. Finally, this is a magnificent home entertainment system to consider. This is really a fancy item that few people know about but it extremely possesses great features and deserves to be on this list of the most expensive gadgets.

Price: $560,000

Stuart Hughes has managed to Supreme a Nintendo Wii, coating it in nearly 2,500 kilos of solid 22-carat gold and an aggregate amount of 19.5 carats of perfect diamonds for the three front buttons, thereby creating a new echelon in Engadget's Holiday Gift Guide. Three have been manufactured over the course of six months, according to reports. The asking price is £299,995, or $484,818 in US currency, which, according to Kotaku's unskilled calculations, equates to around $200,000 in raw materials and the rest in labor/profit. The only way to make this seem acceptable is to compare it to a $3.2 million iPhone 3GS, which, coincidentally, was also designed by Stuart Hughes.

Stuart Hughes has guaranteed that the Nintendo Wii remains relevant for high-end gamers even if it is no longer accessible. The device costs roughly $500,000 and just three units are available. Limited editions always excite buyers, which is one of the reasons why this product is so expensive.

Price: $497,300