World's Most Expensive: Video Shows the Louis Vuitton Teddy Bear Worth a Whopping $2.1m

World's Most Expensive: Video Shows the Louis Vuitton Teddy Bear Worth a Whopping $2.1m

  • A video showing photos of a teddy bear which is the most expensive one in the world, with a really interesting price
  • Made by a German company that manufactures toys or Steiff, the bear sold at auction in 2000 for a whopping $2.1 million
  • Some internet users have reacted to the cost of the teddy bear, with some questioning what it can do

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If you think toys are expensive, then you've obviously not heard about the Steiff teddy bear, which has move swag and is worth more than one can ever imagine a toy to be.

The teddy bear was manufactured by a well-known German toy company Steiff in collaboration with Louis Vuitton.

Photos of teddy bear in Louis Vuitton trench coat.
Internet users have reacted to the video. Credit: @designercommunity
Source: UGC

According to Expensive World, this teddy bear was sold at the Monaco auction in 2000 for a whopping $2.1 million.

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Details, such as eyes with sapphires and diamonds and gold elements, may have contributed to this price.

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Jesse Kim from Korea bought this bear, which is now exposed in Korea's Teddy Bear Museum.

Social media users share thoughts

makeupbyabird:

"Gotta figure out some way to help the rich spend the money I guess… might as well have a $2 million teddy bear."

mr.lxry:

"Can the teddy bear talk for that type of money"

1dqds:

"Insane!"

__ryan.m92__:

"$2.1 million Its fur has real gold and its eyes are made of sapphires and diamonds, that's why one of the most expensive toys in the world is this cute teddy bear that costs $2.1 million."

singlecab_carrillo.38:

"It better cure cancer or sumn."

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According to The National News, the shoes are made up of a solid gold heel, 30 carats of diamonds, and a small piece of meteorite discovered in Argentina in 1576.

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A purse designed by renowned jeweller Robert Mouawad from the House of Mouawad is the most expensive purse in the world.

The heart-shaped purse dubbed the '1001 Nights Diamond Purse' was - according to Robb Report - inspired by the most epic Middle Eastern tale One Thousand and One Nights, which is filled with romance, intrigue and fantasy.

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