“Golden Age” is the name of this new, er, product, the world’s first Apple MacBook Air to be fully crystallised with 12,000 “dazzling” Swarovski elements.

The reason it looks so darn shiny is that the crystals are specially coated with 24k gold from underneath so that the transparent crystals can reflect the true gold colour.

Inspired by a traditional Japanese pattern, each “Golden Age” takes a week to create as each crystal is apparently painstakingly applied one at a time on to the hand-painted surface.

With a limited edition of only 20 pieces worldwide this is described as “undoubtedly the ultimate luxury treat for the person who thought they had everything”. Aside from taste or sense, clearly.

The “Golden Age” is getting a CeBIT debut, but will be shown also at Selfridges, Oxford Street, where the department store will sell one of the 20 “Golden Age” notebooks as of 18th March.

Resale value for Oscars won after 1950 are limited because the Academy makes all winning celebrities sign an agreement that if they want to sell they have to first offer the statue back to them for $1.

Based on the current price of the gold if melted down each Oscar is worth about $500.

If sold on the sly (or for pre-1950 Oscars that can be sold in the open) big-name Oscars will easily clear $60,000+, with many hitting 6 figures. Via Luxist & environmentalgraffiti

Gucci aficionados have a new accessory at their disposal. The Gucci Gold Bamboo link bracelet, which looks absolutely stunning in a loop of 6 larger loops connected by 1 smaller loop.

We can call it the welcome of a fresh design that pleases the eye and enhances the look of the attire. Gucci Gold Bamboo link bracelet retails for $4,350

Tokyo-based Zeus Computer is reaching out to deep-pocketed celebrities and the nouveau riche with a line of luxury personal computers housed in bejeweled cases crafted from precious metals.

The selection includes an 80 million yen ($760,000) pure platinum “Jupiter” model and a more modestly priced 60 million yen ($570,000) solid gold “Mars” model.

Both of which feature a blaze of inset diamonds patterned to look like the zodiac constellations and the Milky Way.

Louis Vuitton charms one and all and more so, it’s accessories. The Love season might seem like it’s over, but as a matter of fact, the magic still rules our psyche.

If you’ve missed out on gifting your loved one on the big day, then it isn’t too late.

Gift him/her the Louis Vuitton Love charm made out of White gold and yellow gold, it’s special characteristic being the artistically presented word “Love”.

This Fiat 500 Pepita brings new meaning to the term Luxury ride. The Fiat comes with a 24k gold paint job, Swarovski crystal studded gear shift, hand brake and foot pedal, cashmere floor mats and gold painted alloy wheels.

You even have a choice between crocodile, snake, shark, skate or lizard leather seats and an assortment of precious gems to add to the interior. Yours for  €60,000.