Here’s the list of the most expensive shoes in the world. Of course most of them are women shoes. You may wondering how those expensive shoes looks like and how much is it. So Let’s take a look at those most expensive shoes.
10.Diamond-Encrusted Custom Nike : $50,000
This shoes is encrusted with a string of chocolate-colored diamonds of 11 carats along the edge. This Custom Nike shoes edition are claimed to be the fame of your feet. With the fancy and fashion accessories, It’s not only cover but also decorate your feet, if You want to buy this shoes please prepare $50,000.
Diamond Encrusted Custom Nike
9. Nizam Sikandar Jah Slippers: $160,000
This slippers of Nizam Sikandar Jah were a symbol of royalty in 18th century, It sparkle with Rubbies and dazzle with diamond. Unfortunately In 2006, these slippers were robbed from the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, Canada, this shoes was estimated to cost around $160,000.
Nizam Sikandar Jah Slippers
8. Stuart Weitzman’s “Diamond Dream” Stilettos: $500,000
Stuart Weitzman, a reputable shoes designer, joined with jeweler Kwiat to realize his dream of diamond shoes. And that dream come true as Stilettos. This soes come With 1,420 well-cut Kwiat colorless diamonds set in platinum. The shoes cost $500,000. Anika Noni weared this shoes and turn everyone eyes at her steps with this shoes on the red carpet at the 2007 Oscars.
Stuart Weitzman's "Diamond Dream" Stilettos
7. Ruby Slippers from Wizard of Oz: $666,000
Decorate With bugle beads, glass rhinestones and three large red glass jewels in silver, this Ruby Slippers matches with exclusive designer outfit. By wearing these ruby slippers your mighty presence felt in parties of highly luxurious event. It was sold in auction for $666,000 in 2000.
Ruby Slippers from Wizard of Oz
6. Stuart Weitzman Shoes “Retro Rose” Pumps: $1,000,000
Another shoes by Stuart weitzman. He fixed the shoes to dusty gold high heels as in the 1940s. This Retro Rose features its special elegant embellishment. The perfect design combined with dazzles from 100 carats of 1,800 Kwiat diamonds. Diablo Cody had selected to set the red carpet of the 2008 Oscar wearing this one million dollar perfect shoes.
Stuart Weitzman Shoes "Retro Rose" Pumps
5. Stuart Weitzman “Platinum Guild” Stilettos: $1,090,000
This Stuart Weitzman’s stilettos decorate with 464 Kwiat round and pear shaped diamonds to make the shoes perfect. Laura Harring was the first person to wear this shoes and become a cinderella in 2002 Oscar Academy Awards. The shoes cost $1,090,000, of course It’s enhanced the appearance of the persons wear the shoes, when She come to luxurious event.
Stuart Weitzman "Platinum Guild" Stilettos
4. Stuart Weitzman Shoes “Ruby Slippers”: $1,600,000
This Ruby Slippers decorate With 642 oval and round rubies in its possession. Stuart Weitzman designed this shoes to make the user on top of the richs pride. The rubies shine in pure platinum combination. This stilettos cost $1,600,000, an amount to pay for pride of the richs.
Stuart Weitzman Shoes "Ruby Slippers"
3. Stuart Weitzman Shoes Tanzanite Heels: $2,000,000
Stuart Weitzman joined with Le Vian to realize this $2,000,000 Tanzanite Heels. These amazing shoes decorate with 28 carats of diamonds and well-cut 185 carats of quality tanzanite. The most spectacular part of the shoes is the 4½ inch heels that encrusted with 595 carats of Kwiat diamonds on platinum.
Stuart Weitzman Shoes Tanzanite Heels
2. Rita Hayworth Heels: $3,000,000
The most expensive shoes from Stuart Weitzman and as well as the most creative and delicate one. Rita Hayworth Heels dazzle with sapphires, rubies and diamonds to make the heels perfect.
Rita Hayworth heels
1. Ruby Slippers from House of Harry Winston: $3.000.000
This Ruby Slippers is the most expensive and as well as spectacular and splendid slippers in the world. This slippers is the achievement of Ronald Winston, the designer of the House of Harry Winston. The beauty of design coming from 4,600 rubies of 1,350 carats. This shoes has adorned the feet of Judy Garland.
Ruby Slippers from House of Harry Winston
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