Further details of the partnership will only be announced in early 2025, but it’s clear the two empires are very much in love.
The Amaryllis, a 78.43-metre Abeking & Rasmussen custom superyacht, owned by Russian businessman and former banker Andrey Borodin, is a true marvel of luxury.
The youngest son of Mukesh Ambani tied the knot at an outrageously decadent ceremony where Justin Bieber headlined and guests received $250,000 watches as gifts.
Meet Ulyssia, a new 324-metre marvel that combines the best features of a superyacht, cruise ship, and condo into one epic package.
The Monaco Grand Prix is known for its occasional bizarre moments, but this weekend’s incident involving a boat in the port of Monte Carlo tops them all.
The eight watches, including timepieces by Rolex, F.P. Journe and Audemars Piguet, were put up for sale by the family of Schumacher.
Though its initial plans for the Line seem to have been scaled back – by a lot – Saudi Arabia’s wildly ambitious, and at times impractical, vision to remake the desert country into a tourist paradise is not over.
In the world of wealth, exclusivity is the name of the game.
A technical analysis and calculation of the flight and the fuel needed found that flying the plane for an hour would cost more than R350,000.
Rolex’s hippy phase appears to have passed.
These “burglary tourists” are allegedly responsible for 94 burglaries in just one section of the city in 2023 alone, officials with the Los Angeles Police Department said.
The estate and caves have served as a gathering place for parties and royalty, from Peter the Great and Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands to race-car driver Max Verstappen. Somewhere along the line, the château earned the nickname “party palace.”
Named the most expensive private residence in the world by the Guinness Book of World Records, this opulent 27-story tower on Mumbai’s most exclusive street is owned by Mukesh Ambani, India’s richest man.
“Sometimes you may be so rich that money loses meaning.”
And to think the club once drew in celebrities like Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Leonardo DiCaprio, Megan Fox and Tom Cruise.
The $1 billion project began in 2015 but was put on hold in 2019 when the Chinese-backed developer Oceanwide Holdings ran out of funding.
Beautician Flavia Borzone has claimed that she is the love child of Tonino Lamborghini, the son of Ferruccio Lamborghini, the founder of the legendary hyper-car manufacturer.
The World, Residences at Sea will be sailing into Cape Town for an extended five-day visit in February and March before sailing on to Mossel Bay and Durban.
Sotheby’s decision to broaden its reach into luxury fashion items also seems to have paid off after the auction house posted sales of $7.9 billion (R161 billion) for 2023.
If the memory of strolling through the first-class section to board a plane eludes you, it’s possible that the airline has discreetly phased it out.
Anyone actively searching for a new penthouse will tell you how hard it is to find both good views and a cryogenic room in this housing market.
A Pretoria businessman has been accused of living a high life with fancy cars and a swanky house while conveniently forgetting to pay his ex-wife’s spousal maintenance, his two kids’ school fees, and some other bills.
But that doesn’t mean there aren’t still thousands and thousands of buyers waiting.
It was nice while it lasted, but with a new generation that doesn’t see the ‘value’ in gemstones, diamonds may turn out not to be forever.
The 36th Annual Condé Nast Traveller Choice Awards is in full agreement after naming the train experience as one of the best train trips in the world.
For a paltry R18 million a week, you can rent out the whole island, which comes with 47 villas, a small army of staff, and a 9-hole golf course.
The best red wine glasses aren’t just vessels you purchased by the dozen at Mambo’s; they’re a representation of craftsmanship and culture and proof that we’ve evolved into connoisseurs.
Princess Charlene of Monaco started from the bottom – and by that I mean Benoni.
Saudi Arabia’s Football Club Al-Hilal has some big names as its patrons, including billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud.
There’s a new epicentre of luxury spending and it’s not New York, Milan, Shanghai or Abu Dhabi.