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Wedding dress bearing 9,999 karats of gems

Sunday, November 18, 2007

Wedding dress bearing 9,999 karats of gems




A saleswoman shows a wedding dress bearing 9,999 karats of gems at a jewelry store in
Shangrao in eastern China’s Jiangxi province




BEIJING, Oct. 16 — If you think bejeweled wedding dresses are not enough to be an eye-opener, how about a wedding dress bearing 9,999 karats, or about two kilograms of gems?

Such a dress has been put on sale on Monday at a jewelry store in Shangrao in eastern China’s Jiangxi province.

A report says it is a work by a well-known Hong Kong jewelry designer.

Its price tag reads 999,999 yuan (132,902 U.S. dollars).

The sky-high price has raised many eyebrows. Admirers said the dress was astonishingly beautiful, but they thought no one would make the bold purchase.

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