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Puppet castle Astolat - $ 8.5 million

The puppet castle Astolat was created in the period from 1974 to 1987. 

Elaine Diele, a miniaturist from Colorado. Officially valued at more than $ 8.5 million. 

The castle has 7 levels, 29 rooms. The castle has a copper roof and bearing walls of wood. 

Some walls can be opened or removed for group viewing. The lighting system includes day and night. 

Changes automatically, depending on the time of day.

L'Oiseleur ("The Bird Girl") - $ 6.25 million

L'Oiseleur, which translates from French as "bird tamer." Her height - as much as 120 cm. 

She is wearing a Renaissance dress and knows how to play the flute. 

In her hands she holds a sword, and on her shoulder sit the birds, which she does taming. 

They can flap their wings and even sing.

Doll Eloise from Madame Alexander - $ 5 million

In 2000, Madame Alexander, together with world-famous designers and fashion designers, made five special 

Barbies by hand. 

They gave their masterpiece the name Eloise. Now all five Eloise are in private collections. 

The 9 carat diamond jewelery for them was made by Harry Winston himself, the woolen coats were made by 

masters from La Renta.

Lamborghini car model - $ 4.6 million

This is an exact replica of the Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4, developed by German engineer Robert Gulpen. 

This is the most expensive car model in the world, made of carbon fiber and coated with a thin layer of pure gold.

 The rest of the body contains 25 kg of precious metal and is cut from a 500-pound block of 22-carat gold.

Szymanski football - $ 2.59 million

In honor of the world football championship, which is held every four years, the South African jeweler Yair Shimanski 

in 2010 produced a full-size diamond copy of an old-style classic soccer ball. 

A diamond soccer ball weighs more than 2 kg and is estimated at $ 2 million 600 thousand. 

To create a jewelry masterpiece, the master needed 6,620 white and 2,640 black South African diamonds 

weighing 3,500 carats in total.

Teddy Bear from Steiff - $ 2.1 million

The most expensive Teddy bear in the world was created in 2000 by the German company Steiff. 

There is an assumption that it was this manufacturer at the beginning of the 20th century who made 

the first teddy bear in the world. 

The most expensive turned out to be a teddy bear, whose outfit was designed by the designers of the famous

 brand Louis Vuitton.

Golden Monopoly - $ 2 million

The price of the most expensive “Monopoly” is $ 2 million. 

In 1998, it was created by jeweler Sidney Mobel from San Francisco. 

The field for the game was decorated with 23 gold cards, and 42 diamonds were used on the field.

Rubik's Cube - $ 1.5 million

The most expensive Rubik's cube, made of 18-carat gold trimmed with rubies and emeralds.

 It is believed that the Rubik's Cube is the leader among toys in terms of total sales: 

around 450 million Rubik's cubes, both original and different, were sold around the world.

Golden rocking horse - $ 600 thousand

The jewelry house Ginza Tanaka produced a precious rocking horse, which took about 30 kg of gold to create,

 in honor of the birth of his son in the family of Prince Akishino in Japan. 

However, the toy was not very comfortable in the game: the horse is too heavy for a small child, and he needs 

the help of adults to drag it from place to place.

Stefano Canturi Barbie, or Diamond Barbie, - $ 302,500

In 2010, Barbie saw the light of famous designer Stefano Kanturi. 

She was created in a single copy, which immediately made her a dream of a huge number of collectors and girls 

schoolgirls. 

Unlike the first Barbie, the arms and legs of this beauty can bend and unbend, just like any other person, 

which allows her to take a variety of feminine poses.