19-foot tree at the Kempinski Hotel Bahia

A $15 million Christmas tree glittering with jewels and exquisite accessories embodies the generous spirit of the festive season like nothing else.

The opulent 19-foot tree at the Kempinski Hotel Bahia in Marbella, Spain, is covered with intricate decorations that are possibly worth more than your and my lives put together.

Sure, it appears to be an average tree at first glance. Pay attention!

Debbie Wingham, 37, believes her sumptuous fir will be dubbed the "world's most expensive Christmas tree ever," saying she's beaten the previous record of $11.4 million set by Abu Dhabi's Emirates Palace Hotel in 2010.

Over 500 items created with luxurious materials from famous labels such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Bvlgari, and Chanel make up the pompous tree's sparkles.

Hanging diamond and sapphire studded nutcrackers, tchotchkes draped in luxury furs and leathers, and 3,000 Swarovski crystal-bedazzled ostrich eggs with gold-leaf and diamond dust – Wingham brought the extravagant setting to life.

Cost: $15 Million