Flowers are one of the most preferred gifting options that are best-suited for every occasion. Right from birthday, Christmas and wedding festivities, these nuggets of happiness never fade away. And, when it comes to exclusivity, flowers never disappoint you. In this piece, we will check out some of the most expensive flowers around the world.

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Lisianthus

Lisianthus is pleasing to eyes as it comes with ruffled and wide petals. They are available in a variety of colours including violet, white, purple. You will get them for around $35 per flower. The reason behind they are expensive from similar-looking orchids is its exclusivity. They on survive for a couple of weeks after they are cut.

Tulip Bulbs

This flower has its own history. It was sold for around $5,700 in the 17th century. The colour, texture and shape of this tulip were different from the other tulip options. And, only because of that, it becomes the favourite of the Dutch people. It is claimed that Tulip bomb was sold for a whopping price of $5,700 hundreds of years back.

Juliet Rose

Brace yourself for the most expensive flower in the world. Juliet Rose will cost you around a whopping $15.8 million. The creator of this flower took 15 years to grow this masterpiece and was sold for this amazing price tag in the year 2006.

Saffron Crocus

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Saffron is rare and beautiful, isn’t it? These Saffron Crocus flowers will cost you around $ 15,00 per pound. And if you are thinking about picking out Saffron out of it, it will be surely an expensive affair. If you are looking to collect just 500 gm of Saffron, you will need around 80,000 flowers.

Gold of Kinabalu Orchid

As the name suggests, it’s as expensive as the real gold. It will cost you around $ 6,000 per piece. But, the glory of this flower justifies every single penny you spend on it. It is extremely rare and that’s why it’s so expensive to own this beauty.

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