The most expensive waters in the world. Tribute to Modigliani in first place

We usually drink what is commonly referred to as “tap water” or buy bottles of water at prices considered “normal”. However, there are bottles of mineral water for every budget and the list of the most expensive is surprising. Firstly, we find the Acqua di Cristallo Tributo a Modigliani, a tribute to Amedeo Clemente Modigliani, an Italian artist and sculptor who lived much of his life in the French capital. Coming from rare sources, the bottles of this water are adorned with jewels, which contributes to its high price. Produced in France, this water is ordered and imported. The bottles are made from solid 24-karat gold and presented in leather pouches. Additionally, the water is enriched with 5 milligrams of gold dust, providing a touch of glamor to this simple drink. It costs 60 thousand dollars, that is, approximately 56 thousand euros.

In second place is Kona Nigari Water. It is recognized as one of the most expensive bottled waters in the world, priced at 402 dollars – around 377 euros – for 750 ml. The main source of this water is the ocean, more specifically detoxified seawater, collected from the depths and sold in Japan. This water is valued for its numerous benefits, including reducing weight and stress, as well as improving tone and quality of the skin. Then, in third place, we have Fillico with a price of 219 dollars – 205 euros – for 750 ml. The name “Fillico” combines the words “filo”, which means empathy, and “ricco”, which means rich. Their water bottles are shaped like chess pieces, with gold crowns adorning their tops, evoking a sense of royalty. Originally from Japan, this water is valued for its exceptional purity.

In fourth place we come across Bling H2O, priced at 40 dollars – 37 euros – for 750 ml. The name “Bling” suggests shine and luxury and the water does not disappoint in that regard, featuring jewels made from Swarovski crystals on its bottles to attract the eye. Bottles are usually sealed with a champagne-like cork, ensuring freshness when opened. Next, we find Veen, with a price of 23 dollars – 21 euros – for 750 ml. Originally from Finland, this mineral water comes from the Konisaajo spring, located in the northernmost region of the country, Finnish Lapland. Celebrated for its purity and freshness, Veen is imported to many countries around the world. It is known to increase energy levels and is available in a variety of flavors.

In sixth place is 10 Thousand BC, with a price of 14 dollars – 13 euros – for 750 ml. Originally from Canada, the name “10 Thousand BC” refers to the age of the water source. It comes from an exotic and remote location off the coast of Canada. Its main source is far from urban areas and filtration plants, ensuring it is pollution-free and extremely clean. For this reason, it is considered one of the purest and cleanest drinks in the world. In seventh place, we find AquaDeco, which costs 12 dollars – 11 euros – for 750 ml. Sourced from pristine natural springs in Canada, this water has been awarded “Best Spring Water”. Its bottle features a unique and attractive design, more reminiscent of a perfume bottle than a bottled drink.

In eighth, ninth and tenth place, we have Lauquen Artes Mineral Water, Tasmanian Rain and Finé, which vary between 5 and 6 dollars (4.70 and 5.64 euros). Lauquen is known as an international premium brand, with water sourced from an aquifer in remote areas of the Andes Mountains. Tasmanian Rain, from Australia, comes directly from rain from the island of Tasmania, without touching the ground, resulting in exceptional purity. Finé, from Japan, is notable for its unique flavor, coming from a source situated 600 meters below the mountains.

All of these brands are considered luxurious and offer elegant packaging, making them accessible only to consumers who are looking for a different experience and are willing to pay for it.