Chocolate is one of the most sought and traditional gifts that women yearn aside from the dazzling and radiant bouquet of flowers. Would you still desire and munch for more pieces of chocolates of various varieties if you would know the delightful prices of these most appetizing and luscious chocolates in the world? Chocolate was invented 15 years ago through the Cacao Tree in the central part of America. Cacao was one of the historical symbols and witnesses of the early Mayan Civilization since they considered it asGod Food or Food of the Gods. It is true that cacao is actually more familiar in Europe, which was being used early in the history as a bitter sweet drink being served in wealthy families. Another group of people who enjoyed drinking it was the Aztecs who called this fermented cocoa drink as Xocolatl, and since none could pronounce it properly, Spanish conquistadors changed it to Chocolat and later on, refined this word into Chocolate. Would you still be enticed with these top 10 most expensive chocolates in the worldthat could even cost your savings in the bank, and other fancy items that you have at home?

10. The Aficionado’s Collection Chocolates ($275)

 

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This is a perfect chocolate for cigar smokers, especially during special events like gatherings, birthdays, and the holiday season. This is a yummy creation of The House of Grauer Switzerland, wherein the concept that they have made is to have a pair of chocolate and cigarette into one. They believe that people could enjoy it without really having a stick of cigar, and some who have tasted it already, have attested that it’s indeed palatable. The $275 price is good for 104 pieces for a Magnum Collection while it’s priced at $65 each for 14 pieces.

9. Delafee ($504)

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Would you believe that gold can be consumed through one of the Delafee’s chocolates, which have been described as a sensual treat because of the combination of edible gold and the finest chocolate of Switzerland. Its chocolate comes from Ecuador’s Grand Cru Chocolate and it’s priced at $504 for every 450 grams. Imagine that you would have this 24 karat gold flake form, which is not a mass production, but personally developed by hand with care and love.

8. Noka Vintages Collection ($854)

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This is not the first time that the Noka Vintage Collection Chocolates have been cited as one of the priciest chocolates in the world. In fact, it was first included in one of the lists released by Forbes in 2006. It still holds one of the slots of the most expensive global chocolates. Why it’s expensive is because of the 75% pure cocoa mixture along with sugar and butter. Its creator is the Noka Vintages Collection which is based in Dallas, and Texas. Noka is a known gourmet chocolate creator that wraps the best gifts for all seasons.

8. Michel Cluizel Box of Assorted Treats ($ 895)

 

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It contains assorted treats from Michel Cluizel that comes with different fillings of croquant, ganaches, gianduja, marzipan, and pralines. They are indeed a hodgepodge of truffles and bonbons, all carefully tied and wrapped with a ribbon. This is the pride of France that contains 400 pieces of handmade detailed designed chocolates. You could find this unique inception in several plantations of Michel Cluizel in countries like Ecuador, Ghana, Java, Madagascar, etc. You could have different tastes like milk chocolate ganache, raspberry pulp, caramelized butter, and many more.

 7. Gold and Diamond Chocolates ($1, 250)

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This is a Royal Collection that has been shaped and refined like real gold and diamonds out of Cocoa Gourmet that has silver, gold, and diamonds that will allure your eyes and appetite. In fact, you won’t even try to pop each of it in the box because it’s really costly. However, you would really relish the taste longer on your tongue because of the sweetest Swiss ganache texture that you won’t even dare to swallow. You would even wish to have the taste stay longer since you would only have 12 pieces of it, so you can’t afford to eat them all one sitting since it’s priced at $1,250.

6. Wispa Gold Wrapped Chocolate Bar ($ 1,628)

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Cadbury is still improving this Wispa Gold in order to get the title soon as the most expensive chocolatein the world. Nonetheless, with its edible gold leaf that’s already enticing and mouthwatering, how much more if you go to its fillings. If you are willing to spend much for a bar of chocolate and it’s a Wispa. It’s really worth the buck.

5. Fritz Knipschildt’s Chocopolagie ($2,600)

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If you are a chocoholic, you won’t think of the exorbitant cost of it since the best classic recipes and added twists are done in order to come-up with this signature type of chocolate from Knipschildt Chocolatier and Chocopologie. It preserves the traditional and natural process in order to retain the authentic sweet and kick of it in the mouth. Nothing beats the practice of making chocolates that have been boosted with modern techniques, and you could all find it in this dark truffle from France, mixed with 70% Cocoa Valhrona ganache. You can still a buy a piece of it for $250 while $2,600 for every 450 grams.

4. Swarovski-studded Chocolates ($10,000)

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You won’t find spending thousands of dollars a waste if you would have one of the most scrumptioustastes of chocolate in the world that Harrod’s invented and produced. From the name of it, it is stunning because it is priced at $10,000, where you could buy several smartphones, laptops, and other latest gadgets in the market. Of course, it’s being sold from its British store, and it’s perfectly handmade and hand wrapped using Indian silk, a seemingly expensive packaging of these heavenly and rich 49 chocolates. It has a gold and platinum suede leather partition on it, and a hand-woven genuine box made in China and India.

3. Golden Speckled Egg ($ 11,107)

 

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It was made of an edible gold leaf and amedei chocolate, which are filled with truffles and couture chocolates. Also, you could find that this is the only egg-shaped chocolate on this list that has 12 small egg-shaped chocolates, 5 white flowers, and 20 mini-chocolate bars. It was actually presented during the non-jewelled auction held at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, United Kingdom. Would you believe that there are about 6 people from the United Kingdom and one in Japan that worked for three days in order to create this Golden Speckled Egg?

2. Frrrozen Haute Chocolate ($25,000)

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This is not just one of the most expensive chocolates in the world, but it is also named as one of the most expensive desserts that you could serve on the dining table. It has an 18 carat gold and white diamond bracelet that is placed around the bottle’s neck. It is mixed with hot chocolate, containing 14 secret cocoas that you could find in South America and Africa. It is topped with the most sky-high truffle and 24 carat edible gold.

1. Le Chocolate Collection ($1.5 million)

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You could buy a decent house and lot with complete furnitures and fixtures inside with this amount, but who would be in the right mind to buy this Le Chocolate Collection for $1.5 million? It’s indeed a luxurious and royal chocolate that you would dream of forever. It is personally designed by Simons Jewelers that offers assorted chocolates presented by the Lake Forest Confections with real and expensive jewelries like earrings, emeralds, decked bracelets, necklaces, rings, and sapphires.