
The World’s Most Expensive Clothes Featuring Diamonds and Precious Stones
Discover how diamonds transcend traditional jewellery and shine in the most extravagant fashion pieces ever created.
At CompareTheDiamond.com, we specialise in ethically sourced mined diamonds and lab-grown diamonds—but our love of luxury doesn’t stop there. From diamond-encrusted jeans to ruby-studded bras, these record-breaking garments take wearable luxury to breathtaking new heights. Here are 10 of the world’s most expensive clothes, all featuring diamonds, gold, and other dazzling gemstones.
Top 10 Diamond-Infused and Luxury Garments
10. The Golden Shirt – £14,000

Crafted from 3kg of 22-carat gold, this golden shirt from India blends status and artistry. Though impractical, it showcases the potential of precious metals as fashion statements—a concept we bring into our platinum and gold diamond jewellery. Browse our men’s gold and platinum rings for a more wearable take on precious metal as a statement.
9. The Diamond Men's Suit – £600,000

This luxury suit by Stuart Hughes features 500 G VS2 diamonds weighing a total of 240 carats. The same G-colour VS2 grade powers our certified diamond inventory of over 549,000 stones—so the engagement-grade quality found in a £600k suit is the everyday standard at CompareTheDiamond.com. Pair them with one of our diamond-set wedding bands for the same tailored brilliance.
8. The Designer Label Coat – £630,000

Designed from thousands of original brand labels, this coat represents status, style, and meticulous craftsmanship—the same elements that define our diamond engagement rings and the British heritage behind every piece we make in Bourton-on-the-Water.
7. Secret Circus Diamond Jeans – £640,000

At first glance they look ordinary, but the back pocket hides 15 high-quality diamonds. Subtle, refined, and glamorous—just like our range of diamond earrings and diamond tennis bracelets designed for everyday luxury.
6. Harry Winston Ruby Slippers – £1.8 million

With over 4,600 rubies and 50 carats of diamonds, these slippers pay tribute to The Wizard of Oz. At CompareTheDiamond.com, we share this level of attention to detail in every diamond pendant and bespoke commission we create.
Design Your Own Showpiece
Inspired by these one-of-a-kind diamond garments? Build a wearable version of your dream piece with our free Ring Maker — Design Your Own Ring tool, or speak to our designers about a fully bespoke diamond piece.
5. The Black Diamond Dress – £3.5 million

This couture piece by Debbie Wingham is set with over 50 rare black diamonds and finished with white diamonds in white gold. Coloured diamonds remain one of the rarest collector categories—and our bespoke workshop has decades of experience setting unusual stones into custom designs.
4. The Royal Fantasy Bra – £6.3 million

Adorned with over 4,200 gemstones—including diamonds, rubies, and sapphires—this 18-carat gold bra is wearable opulence. Looking to feel like royalty? Start with our collection of diamond eternity rings or a full diamond tennis bracelet designed to stand out.
3. The Diamond Wedding Gown – £7.5 million

Created by Renee Strausse and jeweller Martin Katz, this bridal gown sparkles with 150 carats of diamonds. While this dress remains unworn, you can turn heads on your big day with our wedding ring collection, a diamond engagement ring, or a fully personalised design from our bespoke service.
2. The Red Hot Fantasy Bra – £9.4 million

Featuring 300 carats of Thai rubies, this Fantasy Bra holds the world record for most expensive lingerie. Red gemstones and diamonds pair beautifully—explore our diamond and coloured stone eternity rings, or commission a custom ruby and diamond piece through our bespoke service.
1. The Abaya by Debbie Wingham – Priceless

This Middle Eastern-inspired piece features over 2,000 stones, including the world’s largest red diamond—a stone in the same coloured-diamond family as the famous Pink Star. Its elegance and rarity echo our own approach to designing one-of-a-kind diamond jewellery, especially in rare coloured diamond commissions.
Bring Your Diamond Vision to Life
Inspired by these extravagant diamond clothes? So are we. At CompareTheDiamond.com, we combine expert craftsmanship with ethically sourced stones to create luxurious engagement rings, diamond pendants, diamond earrings, and bespoke diamond jewellery made entirely in our British workshop.
While we’re not making diamond bras (yet), we specialise in creating wearable art that lasts a lifetime—because diamonds are forever, and your story should be too.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most expensive piece of clothing ever made?
The Abaya by Debbie Wingham, which features over 2,000 stones including the world’s largest red diamond, is widely considered priceless and the most expensive garment ever created. Its value is driven almost entirely by the rare coloured diamonds set throughout the piece.
What makes these clothes so expensive?
The cost is almost entirely the diamonds and precious stones—not the fabric. A single G VS2 diamond like those in the Stuart Hughes suit can cost thousands of pounds per carat, and the suit contains 240 carats. You can browse the same grade of certified diamonds on our mined diamond search.
Can I commission diamond-set clothing or accessories?
We don’t make diamond garments, but we do create one-of-a-kind diamond jewellery to any specification through our bespoke design service. Many of our customers commission heirloom pieces inspired by the same record-breaking designs featured above.
Are the diamonds in these expensive clothes the same as those in fine jewellery?
Yes. The diamonds set into the Stuart Hughes suit, the Diamond Wedding Gown, and the Royal Fantasy Bra are all certified gem-quality stones—the same standard you’ll find in our engagement ring collection and across our 549,000+ diamond inventory.
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