Gold toilet studded with over 40,000 diamonds stuns people. Can you guess its worth?
The maker of the gold toilet is gunning for a Guinness World Record.
A gold toilet, gunning for a Guinness World Record, was unveiled at a Shanghai trade fair last week and since being introduced it has created quite a stir among people. Not just gold, the lavish loo also features a bullet-proof seat studded with over 40,000 diamonds.

On November 5, People’s Daily China shared the image of the gold toilet on Twitter along with a caption about the loo’s particulars. “A toilet studded with 40,815 diamonds worth over $1,200,000 is exhibited at the 2nd #CIIE in Shanghai,” says the post’s caption.
This exceptional gold toilet is created by Coronet, reports Daily Mail. “We would like to build a diamond art museum so that more people can enjoy it,” told Aaron Shum, the brand’s founder. Further hinting at the brand’s unwilling to sell this gem-encrusted item.
Shum is gunning for a Guinness World Record with his posh loo, reports Daily Mail. He is attempting to bag the title under the category of the most diamonds set in a toilet.

Besides the gold toilet, the People’s Daily China’s post also featured a gem-encrusted guitar. The guitar in question is made of “a 400-carat diamond and 18K white gold” and was displayed at the same trade fair. Its estimated value is about $2 million.

Here’s the complete tweet:
The items sparked all sorts of comments on Twitter. While some were left stunned, there were a few who took a hilarious route to show their surprise.
What do you think of the gold toilet and white gold guitar?
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