Soon you’ll be able to pay $15 for a bottle of Glace Rare Iceberg Water taken straight from an iceberg in Greenland.

“It is so tasteless that it actually creates a taste,” according to Ron Stamp, the man behind Glace Rare Iceberg Water.

“There’s so many waters (on the market) and icebergs are the only water still on the planet that’s in its true, original form because it’s been frozen for millennia.

Forget the $100 water bottle from the super-glam bottled water brand Fillico Beverly Hills. This time, one company has just launched the world’s most expensive bottle of water which costs £1,000 ($1,571) despite the global credit crisis.

Made using the natural spring water filtered through the geologically famed Wenlock edge, in the heart of the Shropshire countryside, the pricey bottles are encrusted with over 6,500 Swarovski Crystals.

Only six of the specialist “bling” bottles have been made, each of them taking over a week to produce.

Bling H2O, was supposed to be the most expensive bottle of water until we found “Fillico Beverly Hills”, a premium line of spring water from a company name Vieluce in Osaka, being sold at $100 per bottle.

Fillico Beverley Hills contains water from a natural spring at the foot of Mount Rokko in Kobe, Japan.

The spring is very famous for producing excellent water for Sake production and each bottle contains 750 ml of precious liquid. Due to the limited supply of spring water, only 5,000 bottles are sold each month.