5 Most Expensive Shoes in the world

A normal pair of shoes cost around thousand dollars.  Can you imagine shoes costing around millions? However here are the top 5 most expensive shoes in the world, the price will totally blow your mind. 

Passion Diamond Shoes

This masterpiece ranks as the most expensive shoes in the world at $17 million. It took about 9 months to create by United Arab Emirates-based brand Jada Dubai in partnership with Passion Jewelers in 2018. The shoes have two 15-carat diamonds on the upper, and all of the diamonds on the shoes are incredibly rare D flawless diamonds. The high heels were displayed at the most iconic Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai. The pair of Diamond stilettos on display is a prototype 36 size of European Union standard, but it will be made in a specific size provided by the customer after the sale. Each shoe is trimmed with 118 small diamonds and features one of the impressive crowning jewels prong-set near the pointed toe, insoles are also inscribed in gold. Everything about the Passion Diamond Shoes exudes luxury.

Debbie Wingham Heels

Wingham is famous for her unique creations and craftsmanship of the world’s most expensive dress, a Red Diamond Abaya gown, which was encrusted with over 2000 diamonds, including the world’s most expensive red diamond, and priced at $15.45 million (USD). And now next amazing craftsmanship is the stiletto heels, encrusted with precious metals and rare stones — and feature a whopping $15.1 million (USD) price tag.

The high heels are set with some of the costliest and rarest gemstones in the world, like blue and pink diamonds, which explains the ridiculous price tag. The body of the shoe is crafted from platinum while the plaque is pure gold. The remainder of these shoes is made of leather but feature 24-carat gold paint. 18-carat gold threat for used to stitch this priceless pair.

Harry Winston Ruby Slippers

In 1989, Harry Winston’s son Ronald Wilson wanted to pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of “The Wizard of Oz.” After two months of placing 4,600 rubies on the slippers, the House of Harry Winston debuted its own rendition of the iconic shoe.

The pair features 1,350 carats of rubies and 50 carats of diamonds; it’s valued at $3.01 million. These ruby slippers were breathtaking to behold. Winston’s version of the famous and even iconic ruby slippers boasted the encrustment of 4,600 gemstones, which made his slippers much more opulent and glittery in the light. When you get closer you can see that the combination of rubies and diamonds.

Stuart Weitzman Rita Hayworth Heel

$3 million

These beauties are worth a staggering $3 million looking at the brilliant color. The shoe belongs to Hayworth’s daughter, Princess Yasmin Aga Khan. While Stuart Weitzman is known for his creative and outlandish use of brilliant colors, the Hayworth Heels are a more toned down and mature look. They’re made from an incredibly burnt sienna or rust brown colored satin. This unusual color choice was likely inspired by the gown worn by Kathleen York or by Rita Hayworth herself. Either way, it certainly makes for a stunning and unique heel.

Jason of Beverly Hills x Tom Ford

The Tom Ford shoes were custom designed by Jason Arasheben, the well-known jewellery designer, and they were a sight to behold. The shoe was customized by Arasheben with more than 14,000 full-cut round white diamonds were carefully set onto white gold. The total carat weight was a staggering 340 carats. The shoes are valued at $2 million which took more than 2,000 man-hours and almost a year to complete, and it was totally worth it. Later on these shoes were donated to the charity.

Nizam Sikandar Jah’s Shoes

These shoes do remind me of Aladdin’s slippers. They are the perfect symbol of royalty during 18 century.  The embellishments on this shoes is a different level of craftsmanship which are made of gold elements, royal embroidery, rubies, diamonds and many other expensive stones which valued at $160,000. These golden slippers are custom-made for the Indian ruler Nizman Sikandar Jah. When he passed away this treasure was then passed on to the new king.  The shoes, valued at $160,000, were the property of a Toronto-based museum but were stolen. Later they were recovered but had some damage in the process.