World's most expensive nail polish from Azature has real diamonds, only $250,000.
You know we Deal Divas loooooooooooove us some sparkles.
But see this glittery black nail polish to the left? Guess how much it cost...
...
$250,000!
I know, right? Outrageous. As a diva who may or may not buy her nail polish at the drug store, this is ... just ... offensive.
But so pretty too, right?
It's called Black Diamond Nail Polish, and it's made by Hollywood jeweler Azature. It's makers claim it's the world's most expensive nail polish, and I'm probably going to agree with that, seeing how it has REAL DIAMONDS!
Put this on the list of Things I Will Never Own.
But wait - there's hope. Kind of.
Azature says on its website that a "lower-priced" version of the polish will be available for $25 -- at Fred Segal. So if any of you are making a trip out to L.A. soon ... pick me up a bottle.
I'm guessing the knock-off won't have all the diamonds.
Deal Diva Kameel
(Photo: Azature.com)








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