Tennis, anyone? Tiffany & Co. is offering this must have Tennis ball can.

The high polish container is made of sterling silver, holds four tennis balls to keep them at “their optimum playing temperature whilst on the court,” and sells for the bargain rate of only $1,500.

The world economy is entering a new great depression, but there are still some people willing to splash out on diamond-encrusted mobile telephones in Japan.

Japan’s Softbank Mobile said Friday that its eight limited-edition phones, each studded with 537 diamonds from Tiffany and Co., sold out in just three days. The phone, designed by the luxury New York jeweller, went on sale for about 13 million yen each (134,000 dollars) on November 1.

“All eight were sold by November 3,” said Softbank spokesman Katsuhide Furuya. “I guess the buyers found them worthwhile.”

For just $30 you can play your own Tiffany & Co cards!

This two-deck boxed set is made in shades of pink and Tiffany’s distinctive light blue. Want to make the gift more special? Get the cards monogrammed for an additional $10.

Though, I guess it’s just a matter of time until we’ll have the Louis Vuitton playing cards too, as they are really good at making plastic stuffs !

Joining the team of luxe eyewear providers, which is no longer limited to just Gucci and Chanel, Tiffany’s offers a wide range from $330 to $1,150 and everything from rimless to aviator styles.

The pair shown here, the most expensive in their eyewear line, are oval wrap shades in acetate with a round brilliant diamond in a sterling silver design.

Source : Luxist

Whenever a celebrity tries to sell something expensive on eBay there’s always speculation as to motives, but here’s a case where it’s pretty obvious what the deal is: music producer Scott Storch is short on cash. He’s selling his yacht, called “Tiffany,” on eBay for well under its $20 million value (per Rolling Stone magazine) because apparently he can’t afford to keep it anymore. As of right now it’s going for just under $1,000,000. What a deal.

I’m no eBaying expert but I’m not sure it’s such a great sales technique to display in big bold letters “THE BOAT IS BEING SOLD UNDER DISTRESS ,OWNER BOUGHT HER AND NOW GOT SHORT ON MONEY.” Seems more than a little on the tacky side, and hardly inspires the celebrity “cool” factor that might help it sell for more.

UPDATE: Bidding has ended at $1,000,101, that’s a fair amount of cash but not enough to meet the reserve, looks like Storch is going to have to try again.

Owning a gaming console is as common as it could be. All the attention is grabbed only by the one who owns a glamorous and most sought-after gaming console.

The glamorous at-heart-game addict looks for more than just functionality in his toy and hence puts fake diamond stickers all over their DS Lite, but to no avail.

But the heart shaped stylus caters to the well-groomed gamers and takes fancy to a whole new level.