WORLDS TOP 5 MOST EXPENSIVE SANDLES

Diamond Dream Stilettos : $500,000

It is entrusted with platinum and consists of 1420 jewels. It looks impressive and classy and is a comfortable foot wear for ladies.

Original Wizard of Oz – Ruby Slippers: $612,000

Dorothy Wale worn this pair of sandal in the movie ‘Wizard of Oz’. The sandal was made by 4600 rubies and 500 carat.

Marilyn Monroe Shoes: $1 Million

It was made by Stuart Weitzman. The actress Marilyn Monroe worn the earrings which is stuffed in it and Regina Kings wore the pair of sandal in Oscar event.

Retro Rose Pumps: $1 Million

It is made of 100 carats of diamond. It is expensive and beautiful sandal meant to wear in Oscar event. The style comprises of 1940s. the heels are made in dusty gold and looks entirely unique and traditional.

Stuart Weitzman Ruby Slippers: $1.6 Million

The stunning pair of this sandal is made from 642 Burma rubies. The sandal is made with rubies and diamond. It simply looks gorgeous and is selected for Oscar event.

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The top 10 most expensive watches in the world.

The top 10 most expensive watches in the world. 10. Brequet Pocket Watch 1970 BA/12 – $734,000 The 18-karat gold very stylish pocket watch. It is hand engraved and features a silver face of exquisite workmanship. A secure watch chain is called for after you have traded an old watch for this piece. 9. Blancpain 1735 Grande Complication – $800,000 The Blancpain 1735 Grande Complication is a pretty cool watch to wear around. The case is made with platinum, and the watch strap is made out of crocodile skin. The engine parts are made of 740 pieces of handmade parts and components. Thats why its one of the most complex wristwatches ever made in the world. 8. Louis Moinet Magistralis – $860,000 Magistralis is a majestic unique piece and Grande Complication.This remarkably stylish man’s watch contains a genuine piece of meteorite that was found on the moon. After you have traded in your old watch for this you will have no excuse about what day of the year it is as it has

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The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002) It might be hard to imagine now, but there was a time when Eddie Murphy's presence in a movie was basically a cheat code to box office success. The man made Trading Places, Coming to America , and even The Nutty Professor a success, and his stand-up movies were also incredibly popular. Those days were over long before The Adventures of Pluto Nash arrived. Still, the high concept sounded great—"Eddie Murphy as Han Solo" could have been a slam dunk. The movie just didn't connect with audiences, however, earning back only $7.1 million of its reported $100 million budget. It's not hard to see why the film fared so poorly. It's (to put it mildly) a complete mess for everyone involved—mediocre special effects, a confusing and unfunny script, and a nonsensical future setting. Hoping that a science-fiction comedy could be successfully anchored purely on Eddie Murphy's ability to attract a crowd was a big

WORLDS TOP 10 MOST EXPENSIVE RINGS

10. Blue Diamond Ring – $10 Million In the list of the most expensive rings of the world, Blue diamond ring comes on 10th number. The ring has a diamond of 6.01 carat. The mentioned blue diamond is in a cushion shape, surrounded by a smaller pink diamond on both the sides. It sold to an anonymous bidder at auction. This ring too sold in Hong Kong and the original expected price was actually within the 2.5-million-dollar range. The fact that this ring sold for three times that amount just goes to show how truly exquisite it is. Vividly-bright light blue stands out, while the pink offsets the striking composition. A platinum band rounds out the triumphant ring, making it one heck of an engagement ring (even if it is just in our dreams.) 9. The Vivid Pink – $11.8 Million The Vivid Pink is on number ninth in the list of the most expensive rings of the world ever made. The 5 carat diamond used in this ring is sure to make anyone who sees it up close and personal very happy. A bi

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