You’ve almost run out of time to spoil that pampered pet just a little bit more, but I have found a holiday luxury goodie that you just can’t live without.

Say hello to the Mongolian Cashmere Dog Bed, fit for a king. Made of the highest quality woven cashmere, this bed will make even the most discerning pooch fall in love. Price: $300.

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For those who have a penchant for everything most expensive, the Natalia SLS 2 from DiMora Motorcar is the next big thing. The hotly awaited $2 million super-sedan is in the works for now and the latest news from the company is that the luxury car will come equipped with the HeatFlexx electrically-heated frameless windshield wiper. The Natalia SLS 2 sport luxury sedan is the world’s most expensive production automobile.

The electrically-heated HeatFlexx windshield wiper speedily melts ice and snow. The frameless design of the all-season blade offers incessant even pressure to the windshield, thereby reducing streaks while reducing wind lift at speeds up to 150 mph. The new HeatFlexx system, which is designed by Von Stach Products, is considered to be one of the most novel inventions in the automotive industry this year.

Other powerful specs of the luxury coupe include variable-cylinder, aluminum DiMora Volcano V16 engine pumping out 1200 horsepower, aerodynamic construction with stylish interiors, 50 computer systems controlling every aspect of this sport luxury sedan, unique beverage holders, expected four-wheel steering system, 24-inch rims coated in special run-flat tires, color change technology, and spa facility for the rear seat passengers who will be provided with a soothing high-tech massage. DiMora wants Natalia to set the standard for 21st century automotive excellence. There is no word on release date, so we need to sit back a while and wait for the world’s most luxurious, expensive, and technologically-advanced creation to hit the roads.

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Automotive timepieces seem to follow the replica of tough cars by following the design, mechanics and style statement that beats the price. The latest to cross our radar screen is the Quattro Valvole by Italian watchmaker Meccaniche Veloci. If the model name sounds familiar, you’re thinking back to the circa-1984 Ferrari 308 GTB/GTS Quattrovalvole, which incorporated the Italian name for the four-valve cylinder heads that the Maranello-based automaker pioneered.

Meccaniche Veloci, literally “mechanical speed”, recalls the still-prevalent technology with its wristwatch that features four distinct faces for tracking time in four different time zones, each with its own Swiss mechanical movement, all enclosed with titanium fixtures in a billet aluminum casing made in the same process as competition-spec pistons. The Quattro Valvole watch is available in a wide assortment of color combinations, none of which are available without your dipping into Junior’s college fund: its asking price is $5,500.

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The £5,000 cocktail, the £50,000-a-week chalet and the £500,000 impulse purchase! This is what Coco Club, the first luxury VIP club in the Alps, in the glamorous Swiss ski resort of Verbier is offering to the guests from round the globe this season. Verbier has become Russian oligarchs’ playground where they spend, spend, and simply spend. The place has been billed as one of the most expensive in the Alps and on the earth.

The club’s wallpaper is hand-painted, curtains are fur and one of the walls is covered in £30,000 worth of gold leaf. Although, the temperature outside is freezing at minus 12, but it’s baking hot inside. The cheapest champagne costs more than £100 a bottle while the most expensive demands nearly £11,000. Princes William and Harry are regulars at the club’s Colin Barber’s bar. Hugh Grant, Jemima Khan, Victoria Beckham and Jamie Oliver are all regular visitors.

Coco club is just the start. Verbier, the lavish ski resort in the Swiss Alps, will soon be home to a ski lodge by Richard Branson, which would probably be the world’s most expensive. The man has spent a cool £3.5 million on a sumptuous makeover on The Lodge, which was once a bare wooden shack. His ski lodge will entertain the guests with an underground swimming pool and spa, nine staff and a personal chef. A week’s stay in the season is priced at £57,000. This price includes accommodation for 18 guests, but it excludes the cost of the ski pass.

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