Mankind is in constant search of finding hidden mysteries and treasures of earth. For ages we have believed that gold is the most expensive of all but there exists lot more to list of most expensive materials.
We have listed Most Expensive Materials in the world-
1. Saffron
Saffron is one of the most expensive materials in the world. It is a spice derived from a flower called crocus. Its yellow-orange colour is due to a- crocin. Not all saffron is of the same quality and strength. Imported saffron sells around Rs 100000 – Rs125000 per kg.
2. Gold
Second, on the list is gold. It’s not unknown that we Indians are obsessed with gold. It is bright reddish-yellow when in its purest form. One KG of Gold cost $57,755.28
3. Methamphetamine
Methamphetamine is also one of the most expensive material in the world. it is a potent nervous system stimulant. It is exactly what was being cooked in breaking bad by main leads. It is prohibited by law. 1 Kg retails for around $6,61,612.
4. Heroin
Heroin is a drug which people snort. Inject or smoke.it creates a rush of pleasure when consumed. It is highly addictive and regular users develop a tolerance of it which means they require higher dosage. It is sold for $3,96,930 per kg.
5. Plutonium
It is a radioactive chemical element. It has a bright silvery appearance but it oxidizes to dull grey color. It is also used as fuel in nuclear power plants. It costs around 31 trillion for 6 kg.
6. Taaffeite
It is a mineral and is very rare. It is mainly found in Sri Lanka and costs around $2,116 To $15000 per gram.
7. Diamond
Now, who doesn’t know about diamonds? It is a solid form of carbon. It is naturally occurring substance and is used in making jewelry.
8. Antimatter – $62.5 Trillion per gram
Antimatter is the most expensive thing in the world. Scientists say that it is the costliest material to make. We will be able to use antimatter as fuel in space crafts but the drawback is that to make 1 gm of it, mankind will have to work one entire year without rest. It costs around $62.5 trillion per gram.
