Most Expensive Things In The World - Smartphones, cars, houses...

Let me ask you a question: what would you do If you won the lottery? Buy multi millionaire houses and cars? Have clothes attatched with diamonds? Party non stop? As you go through this article just keep in mind that every 5 seconds 1 child is dying out of hunger (16,000 per day). It will be hard for you not to feel sad on behalf of our humanity.

Here is the list of the world's most expensive things from cars to smartphones to TV's.


Smartphone: $16 Million

This iPhone wrapped with gold and surrounded by 600 tiny diamonds is worth $16 Million and is currently owned by a japanese businessman. The home button is made of a blacck diamond.


Yacht: History Supreme: $4.5 Billion

Made with over 100,000 kg of real gold and decorated with original T-Rex bones and meteorites, this yacht is worth almost $5 Billion. It is beleived to be owned by a malaysian businessman.


Ring: Chopard Blue Diamond: $16 Million

Who would risk their life to wear a ring made with a $16 Million Chopard Blue Diamond?


Watch: Pate Phillip Henry Graves Supercomplication: $11 Million

Made in gold this is the worlds most expensive watch made by Pate Philip Hnery Graves.


Car: 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO: $35 Million

The Ferrari 250 GTO is the world's most expensive car and it is privetely owned


Hotel: Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva: $53,000 per night

With 10 rooms and 7 bathrooms and $53,000 per night makes the RoyalPenthouse Suitethe most expensive hotel room in the world.


TV: Prestige HD Supreme Rose Edition: $2.3 Million

This 55 inch TV with 28 kg of gold and 1 carat of diamonds cost around $2.3 Million.


Motorbike: Dodge Tomahawk V10 Superbike: $700,000

With a top speed of 300 mph this beast can go from 0 to 60 in 2.5 seconds.


House: Antília Mumbai: $2 Billion

With over 600 full time staff working this is the world's most expensive house.


Accident: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station Disaster: $200 Billion

This nuclear explosion affected 1.7 million people and 200,000 people had to be evacuated. The total cost including cleanup and compensation of affected families is around $200 Billion.


Website Domain: VacationRentals.com: $35 Million


In 2007 this domain was put on sale for an astronomical $35 Million,