Keep reading to find out what the most expensive shoes in the world are at the moment.

1. Passion Diamond Shoes

The first shoes on our list are heels that are made from real gold and is covered in hundreds of diamonds. These pumps are worth $17 million and have the whole internet talking.

There are over 100 carats of diamonds all over the white gold piece that trims the entire gold leather base of the shoe. These shoes are a sight to see and if you’re curious about the value of lab created diamonds vs real diamonds, there’s a reason these are valued at $17 million dollars.

2. Debbie Wingham

These unique stilettos worth $15.1 million were a special order from a family to the British designer Debbie Wingham. The shoes show off 24-carat gold leather are have rate white, blue and pink diamonds sewn in with real gold thread.

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This was the most expensive list until the Passion Diamond Shoes were made.

3. Harry Winston Ruby Slippers

Who doesn’t feel like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz every once in a while? These $3 million dollar shoes are made out of 1,350 carats of rubies and 50 carats of diamonds.

These beautiful ruby slippers were created by Ronald Winston the son of the famous designer Harry Winston.

3. Cinderella Slippers

If you want to feel like Cinderella then these Stuart Weitzman Cinderella slippers might be calling your name. They are worth $2 million and made from the highest quality Italian leather. The ankle and toe straps have a distinct lace design along with 565 Kwiat diamonds that are in platinum settings.

The heel that goes on the right foot also has a 5-carat amaretto rare diamond in the middle.

4. Tanzanite Heels

If you are a fan of tanzanites and diamonds then this $2 million dollar heel might be calling your name. They were also made by Stuart Weitzman (the designer of the Cinderella slippers mentioned above).

This heel sports 185 carats of blue-purple tanzanites along with 28 carats of diamonds. On the ankle strap, there is a 16-carat pear-shaped tanzanite that dangles right in front. The first time this shoe was showed to the public was in 2007 at the New York Public Library.

5. Tom Ford Loafers

These loafers were made by Jason Arasheben as a custom order to Nick Cannon. The loafers shoe off 340 carats of round cut diamonds. The diamonds are set on white gold – making them very blingy loafers.

These loafers are valued at $2 million compared to their average price of $1,000 to $2,000 price range. Of course, Jason Arasheben uses the best materials to ensure you won’t be disappointed.

What Do You Think of This List of the Most Expensive Shoes?

Now you know the 5 most expensive shoes out there. Which ones impressed you the most? Would you spend on any of these or would you rather spend that money on something else?

Let us know in the comments below what your thoughts are!

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It appears Hillary is wearing her staple black kitten heel pumps tonight with a beige pant suit for the third presidential debate. Kitten heels are a sensible choice. They are dressier than flats, but don’t strain the feet like high heel pumps.

Usually Hillary Clinton wears simple black, brown or nude pumps with a kitten heel that match her colored pant suits (I believe she owns every color), but she stepped up her shoe game by wearing Miu Miu kitten heels with a bow detail while giving a speech in Michigan (source).

And Hillary really went off the beaten shoe path when she wore Salvatore Ferragamo Anemone And Blue Striped Calfskin Varian Ballerina Flats at a rally in Iowa. I’m not a fan, but they are on sale for at Bluefly (82%). I won’t hold that against her; I just hope she doesn’t wear them again.

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Stuart Weitzman has been creating fantasy-worthy footwear for real life royalty — and women with real lives — for over 26 years. His philosophy of form and function also proves a perfect fit for CINDERELLA star Laura Osnes, whose role in the show requires a shoe that both enchants audiences and allows her to dance effortlessly onstage. The result is a stunning transparent vinyl silhouette encrusted with more than five thousand iridescent Swarovski crystals.

The glass slippers are the ideal accessory for the CINDERELLA costumes designed by the renowned, five-time Tony Award-winning designer William Ivey Long.

“What is every girl’s first memory of shoes? Cinderella’s glass slipper. Something as simple and accessible as a beautiful shoe can make a woman feel like a princess,” says Weitzman. “Who wouldn’t want to be Cinderella for a night? When asked to re-create the iconic slipper for the new Broadway production, I jumped at the chance.”

The magic of CINDERELLA continues for all women with Weitzman’s “Clearly Timeless” capsule collection, featuring a glass-slipper-inspired pump, a peep-toe slingback and a strappy sandal. The vinyl silhouettes and Lucite heels — all bedecked with Swarovski crystals — are right in step with spring’s seductive wave of see-through shoes. The fantastical creations will be sold in Stuart Weitzman boutiques in New York City and at www.stuartweitzman.com.

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Keep that in mind, when looking at these extravagant pairs of shoes ranging from $400,000 to a staggering $15 million. If you’re looking for the most expensive shoes in the world, you’ve come to the right place.

Here are the top 10 most expensive shoes in the world.

1. Debbie Wingham High Heels – $15.1 Million

Once crowned the most expensive high heels in the world, Debbie Wingham created these shoes as a commissioned birthday present.

The owners are an unnamed family in Dubai, UAE, and wanted these shoes to resemble a cake. These heels are covered in precious gemstones, including three-carat pink diamonds and one-carat blue diamonds, costing around $128,000.

Further, the heels have gold soles, zippers, and 24-karat gold paint on the leather. Even the stitching is 18- karat gold!

2. Nike Air Max 2016 – $26,000

Calling all Back to the Future II fans!

These expensive shoes were lifted straight from the 80’s sci-fi movie, and only 100 were manufactured. In the movie, the auto-lacing feature and lights were a dream, but now you can experience them in real life.

The shoes were released in partnership with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to help find a cure for Parkinson’s. Nike Air Mag’s are battery-powered and feature a motor, the perfect gift for sneakerheads.

It’s unknown who owns the pair as you could only win a pair through a draw, or buy some other cool Nike kicks at Stadium Goods! 

How about these limited edition Nike Wedge Heels! 

3. Nizam Sikandar Jah’s Shoes – $160,000

These costly shoes live in a museum as they were custom-made for the 18th-century Indian ruler, Nizam Sikandar Jah.

They’re like Arabian slippers and feature elaborate gold embroidery, rubies, diamonds, emeralds, and other gemstones. Because of this, the emperor’s shoes are so iconic they have become a symbol of the Indian royal family.

4. Jada Dubai and Passion Jewellers Passion Diamond Shoes – $17 Million

The luxurious Passion Diamond Shoes are officially the most expensive shoes in the world.

Jada Dubai, a UAE-based brand, collaborated with Passion Jewellers who create art through jewel adorned footwear. These expensive heels are covered in 236 diamonds alongside a stunning 15-carat diamond near the toe.

It has taken the expert shoemakers nine months to produce these unique stilettos from pure gold, and it’s unknown whether they have been sold.

5. Harry Winston Ruby Slippers – $3 Million

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Wizard of Oz, the House of Harry Winston revealed their replica of the famous Ruby Slippers.

The originals were made from red sequins, but these stunning shoes feature 4,600 sparkling rubies, a total of 1350 karats. To top it off, they have different types of diamonds that are 50 karats.

Harry Winston’s Ruby Slippers took two months to make, and it’s unknown whether anyone has purchased them.

6. Solid Gold OVO x Air Jordan – $2 Million

Practicality goes out the door when you’re wearing 24-karat solid gold sneakers. Drake owns these bad boys, and although Nike never publicized an official amount, a study calculated they’re worth around $2 million.

7. Tom Ford Custom By Jason Arasheben – $2 Million

In 2015, Tom Ford’s custom shoes broke the Guinness World Record for “The Most Expensive Shoes in the World.

Jason Arasheben created these custom-made shoes for Nick Cannon for the Season Nine finale of America’s Got Talent. The shoes feature 14,000 white diamonds that cover a white gold base.

The total karat weight is 340 karats, and it took Jason Arasheben over 2,000 hours, almost a year to complete, to bring these shoes to life.

8. Stuart Weitzman “Marilyn Monroe” Shoes – $1 Million

Stuart Weitzman, the renowned shoe designer, crafted these stilettos to pay homage to Marilyn Monroe.

They have a feminine wraparound ankle strap that crosses at the top. What makes the stilettos stand out is the Swarovski crystals nestled in a delicate satin rose.

Marilyn Monroe once wore the Swarovski crystals as earrings, bringing a whole new meaning to the shoes. Actress Regina King donned the elegant stilettos in the 2005 Academy Awards before Stuart Weitzman swapped out Monroe’s diamonds with replicas and sold them at the Celebrity Rags 4 Charity Riches auction.

The shoes sold for $1 million but the celebrity owner wasn’t revealed.

9. Nike Moon Shoe – $437,500

Bill Bowerman, Nike’s co-founder, designed these shoes for the 1972 Olympics qualifiers. They’re the only preserved pair and feature a distinctive sole because they were made in a waffle maker.

The sneakers were sold to Miles Nadal, an avid shoe collector, in 2019 and were considered the most expensive shoes in the world at the time.

Nadal planned to display the sneakers at his private museum in Toronto, the Dare to Dream Automobile Museum. He also broke the auction record for sneakers when buying the Nike Moon Shoes.

The previous world auction record was set in 2017 when a bidder paid $190,373 for a pair of Converse that Michael Jordan wore in the 1984 Olympic basketball final.

10. Kathryn Wilson’s Pump – $400,000

New Zealand-based designer Kathryn Wilson created these pumps for the Ronald McDonald House Charity auction.

Wilson drew a pattern on the white pumps before using tweezers and special glue to stick diamonds of various sizes on the shoes. The pair of shoes took almost 50 hours to create and feature a million pounds’ worth of diamonds.

In the end, they sold at the charity auction for $400,000 to help families with hospitalized children, although the owner remains anonymous.

These Are the Most Expensive Shoes In The World

Now you know the most expensive shoes in the world.

Whether it’s diamond-encrusted stilettos to auto-lacing sneakers, every pair listed push boundaries in shoe design, resulting in unforgettable shoes.

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