#1 Clive Christian's Imperial Majesty: $215,000 (16.90z)
Australian dollar: $285,000
Canadian dollar: $245,846
Only ten of these collectors' edition bottles were made: they're Baccarat crystal with a solid, 18-carat gold collar with a five-carat, brilliant cut, white diamond. The bottle is filled with nearly 17 ounces of No. 1, Clive Christian's signature scent, which has been widely marketed as the world's most expensive perfume.
#2 Clive Christian's No.1: $2,150 (1oz)
Australian dollar: $2,851
Canadian dollar: $2,458
- Ylang ylang specially grown in Madagascar, vanilla, orris, natural gum resin, sandalwood and bergamot.
#3 Caron's Poivre: $2,000 (2oz)
Australian dollar: $2,652
Canadian dollar: $2,287
- The scent lives up to its name: It's a lively blend of red and black pepper, cloves and other spices and can be worn by either sex. The bottle above is limited-edition Baccarat crystal.
#4 Chanel's Chanel No. 5: $1,850 (15.2oz)
Australian dollar: $2,452
- Chanel No. 5 is perhaps the world's best-known fragrance, the first perfume to bear a designer's name and the benchmark for elite perfumes ever since. The oversized crystal bottle pictured above is parfum, the purest form available, and has 15.2 ounces of the fragrance, so you won't keep running back to Chanel for refills.
#5 Baccarat's Les Larmes Sacr茅es de Thebes: $1,700 (.25oz)
- Baccarat, better known for its pure and high-quality crystal, decided to get in on the fragrance act in the late 1990s, with three limited-edition fragrances of its own. There are only six bottles of Les Larmes Sacr茅es de Thebes left at the Roja Dove Haute Parfumerie at Harrods, in London. The price is largely due to the pyramid-shaped bottle, made of Baccarat crystal, and the fragrance, which includes frankincense and myrrh, is meant to evoke the ancient Egyptians.
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