Do you know what is the most expensive Diamond, Car, Painting, Handbag or Domain in the World?

You may be surprised on how much these things worth. You may even never know that someday you will own some of these most expensive things in the world.

The most expensive Diamond in the world is Kohinoor. It is 105 carats (21.6 g) diamond and is worth at least 1 Billion Dollars. The Kohinoor originated at Golconda in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. Owned by various Mughal, Persian and Sikh rulers.

The most expensive Car in the world as of 2010 is Koenigsegg Trevita. It is worth 2.21 Million Dollars. Just 3 units have been produced with 1018bhp engine, fully equipped with Shimmering Diamond Weave bodywork and more advance awesome features.

The most expensive painting every sold is Jackson Pollock. It was sold for $140 million in private sale on 2006. The seller is David Geffen and the buyer is unknown (rumored to be Mexican businessman David Martinez).

The most expensive handbag in the world is the Ginza Tanaka Platinum Handbag. It is worth 2 Million Dollars. It was made of 2,182 diamonds (total of 208 carats) and platinum designed by a Japanese jewelry maker, Ginza Tanaka.

The most expensive domain ever sold is Sex.com. The domain name alone was sold on November 16, 2010 to Clover Holdings Limited for a whopping 13 Million Dollars.

Now you may wonder what is the Most Valuable Domain in the World?

The answer is pretty obvious. The most valuable domain in the world is the domain where you can find all of the above Most Expensive and Top Things in the World.

The most valuable domain in the world is RichJullian.com.

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But don’t take my word for it. Here’s another Jason Calacanis audio clip from This Week In Startups, episode 29.

Jason on ‘Dot Com’

The context is a domain/brand a caller mentioned in a previous ‘Ask Jason’ segment.

Jason Calacanis: Isn’t it amazing though Tyler? The people with the naming.
Tyler Crowley: I just found out… I think lean.ly is available. With the dot L-Y which seems to be the hot new…
Jim Lanzone: Hmm!
Jason: Oh…
Tyler: Don’t get you started with that?
Jason: gov.ly? (refers to earlier in the conversation)
Tyler: gov.ly?
Jason: gov.ly
Tyler: lov.ly gov.ly
Jason: lov.ly gov.ly… I hate that nonsense.
Tyler: Yeah.. L-Y’s catchin’ on, so is dot F-M
Jason: (Sighs)
Tyler: But it gives people more of an option to come up with names… You use Bit.ly all day long!
Jason: You know what, De.licio.us did this as well, and then when they were successful they wound up buying Delicious dot com.
You’re going to wind up with a dot com anyway, You might as well make the effort and spend the money to get it early. So you don’t have to re-brand it!