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13 years in the making, this incredibly detailed miniature dollhouse is worth more than a fully furnished 4-bedroom home in San Francisco. The house has 27 fully wired rooms decorated with chandeliers, gold plated chairs, books, oil painting even the bathrooms have functional plumbing.

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All good things come at a price, and when they are as meticulous, marvelous, and miniature as the ‘Astolat Dollhouse Castle’, they certainly should….

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To outbid another Arab prince once and for all, Saudi Crown Prince MBS made the winning bid for Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi painting with a $30 million jump. The final price of $450 million was so high that even the mighty ruler had to request to settle it in six monthly payments.

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Auctions often resemble action-packed events, filled with adrenaline that could rival the excitement of a soccer match. This was certainly the case with the…

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Because of a heated bidding war between the Qatari and Saudi royal families, Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev was able to pocket a cool $322 million by selling Leonardo Da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi painting to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman for $450 million.

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Dive into the world of Dmitry Rybolovlev, Russia’s reigning titan of potassium fertilizers and a luminary in the billionaires‘ league, boasting a jaw-dropping net…