For the love of gifts: The perfect guide for delighting a billionaire

Material gifts for the folks who have — and want — it all.

Everyone has one individual on their gift list who is near impossible to shop for. If that person happens to be a billionaire, only a list such as this can help you out:

Lord of the ring

Geneva-based Swiss jewellers Shawish designed this 150-carat solid diamond ring, which is literally the one ring that rules them all. The 100 per cent diamond, with no metal even for the clasp, has been laser cut from a single gemstone and is said to cost around $70 million dollars.

Water god
The DeepFlight Super Falcon Mark II is ideal for those who love the sea and surface as it can plunge underwater, letting you get up close with marine life, before automatically floating back up to the surface. And the best part about cruising alongside dolphins, whales or mantas, reefs and ruins, is that this craft is environmentally friendly and costs just $1.7 million for a ride.

Sole master
These extravagant gold shoelaces are handmade by Colombian designers and artisans and each pair takes 120 hours to produce. But, it’s not just shoelaces but a shoelace experience, given that these $19,000 laces are delivered by security. They also come with a lifetime warranty for the original owner, so if you want to pass them on in good condition, don’t wear them for Sunday golf.

Man on a mission
If you and your billionaire buddies want to create some memories this Christmas, then why not gather your pals and become a secret agent like James Bond for the day? Organised by Invictus Experience, you and three others get to fly to Las Vegas (via private jet, of course) for a three-day, two-night experience that starts when a man in tux greets you and hands over an envelope with your assigned mission. And you’ll be given only the best to get the job done which includes parachutists, combatant divers who help you jump out of planes and race supercars. This experience will set you back $315,000.

Captain of the seas
If you’re looking for an exclusive gift, nothing beats the Neiman Marcus Edition Serenity Solar Yacht 74-foot yacht — the largest solar-powered yacht in the world. With three levels, a full kitchen, four stunning cabins that can accommodate up to 12 people, this yacht is on everyone’s fantasy list. While this present will set you back roughly $7.1 million, they are throwing in a little something special — a shopping spree along with the package.

Ripple maker
Billionaires have it tough. And that’s why they need to truly relax in peace and nothing can get the job done better than the Toto Flotation Tub with Zero Dimension. This is the world’s first zero-gravity bathtub and promises a tension-free bathing experience, thanks to its specially designed streams of warm water and an ergonomic pillow. The massage jets are also set to make sure they reduce your brain’s response to stress and encourage your muscles to relax. It is priced at $18,799 — rubber ducky not included.

Sweet dealer
This sweet package, costing $325,000, lets four people travel first class to the Italian Riviera. After that, they will stay at the Belmond Hotel Splendido in Portofino before driving to the Sugarfina factory where they will get a personal tour from the owners on how candy is made. You custom-make your candy and when you finally return home, you’ll be stocked up on your exclusive candy for three years (1 million pieces), complete in a custom-made candy bar.

Top dog
Nothing says you care for your pet more than a $3.2 million Amour Dog Collar. Often called the Bugatti of dog collars, this is the world’s most expensive collar and boasts of 1,600 diamonds including a seven-carat centerpiece, set in white gold.

It also has accents of crocodile leather. Let’s just hope Spotty doesn’t bury this treasure.