Baldi has even created a one-off bath for the billionaire socialite Tamara Ecclestone, decorated with diamonds and gold taps.
The super-exclusive tubs come in three variations: green quartz rock crystal and rose quartz, so there's something to suit even the fussiest of millionaires.
Hardly the most ethical piece of homeware, we have to say. The raw material was then split and taken to Florence, Italy to be carved by hand over hundreds of back-breaking hours to create the smooth interior surface. It turns out that money really can buy you anything, even a huge crystal bathtub. The luxury Italian design company Baldi Home Jewels created these incredible opulent tubs that cost up to $1 million (£760,000) each, and they are headed for one of the most exclusive new property developments in the Middle East.Īll of the precious stones used for the baths were sourced right from the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, from a 10 ton (23,000 lb) chunk of rock crystal.