World's most expensive shoes worth Rs2.1 billion to launch today

They feature hundreds of diamonds and accents of real gold


Entertainment Desk September 26, 2018
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UAE will witness the launch of the world's most expensive shoes, worth PKR2.1 billion today. The heels, made from diamonds and real gold, were designed and created over a period of nine months, reported The Indian Express.

Named 'Passion Diamond Shoes', they feature hundreds of diamonds, together with two D-flawless, 15-carat diamonds.

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The pair was created by the UAE-based brand Jada Dubai in collaboration with Passion Jewellers and will be launched at the world’s only 7-star hotel, the Burj Al Arab, Dubai.

The report claimed that the footwear is the world’s “most expensive”, as previously, Debbie Wingham high heels were considered the most expensive footwear costing USD 15.1 million (55.4 million dirham).

The shoes on display at the launch event is a prototype size of 36 EU. However, it will be made for the specific size of the customer who goes on to buy the 'Passion Diamond Shoes'.

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Co-founder and creative director of Jada Dubai Maria Majari shared, “Jada Dubai only designs shoes with diamonds." She continued, "For the launch of our second collection, we wanted to create a truly unique piece using very rare diamonds,”  Majari further stated that approximately 50 guests including VIPs, individuals with an ultra-high-net-worth and media are all invited for the launch event.

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The co-founder also provided that price for the shoes is fixed and there will be no sales at the event. “There will be only one pair of The Passion Diamond Shoes in the world. We had to prototype many shoes in Italy in order to find the perfect shape, perfect heel and the perfect colour for it."

She added, "Even inside, the logos of both companies are made out of gold, which is very thin so it will be very comfortable for walking,” the co-founder said.

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COMMENTS (2)

AAM | 5 years ago | Reply And yet these shoes will be walked on roads just the same as the ones from a local flea market.
Shuaib | 5 years ago | Reply I do not find it cool tbh. It is a waste of money.
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