These Are The 8 Most Expensive Hermes Birkin Handbags In The World

Unlike the other Birkin bags in this list, this bag is not designed with diamonds and features a silvery-white palladium hardware instead. Not that it's stopping bidders from snatching it up at a record-setting price.

Inspired by Hermès' celebrated window displays by Leïla Menchari, this Birkin - which features a gold hardware - only cost less than 10,000 euros (RM46,808) in 2005, the year it was produced. 

Said to be the most expensive handbag sold in Europe last year, the above handbag is embellished with white gold and 18-karat diamonds.

Encrusted with 18-karat gold and diamonds, it is believed that former PM Najib Razak's wife Rosmah Mansor owns one of these coveted bags. 

Designed in Porosus crocodile skin, 18-karat white gold, and diamond-studded hardware, this is probably one of the nicest-looking Birkins in this list (at least, according to me, a person who cannot afford a Birkin).

Made of rare "almost albino" crocodile skin, the bag is designed with 242 diamonds on its 18-karat gold hardware and it considered one-of-a-kind. Only one or two Himalaya Birkins are made every year, contributing to its increasing value. 

Apparently, Rosmah also owns one of these. 

Created by Pierre Hardy, creative director of fine jewellery at Hermès, the Birkin Sac Bijou is made entirely of rose gold and studded with 2,712 diamonds, hence its hefty price tag.

The bag retailed at USD1.9 million, with only three models made... we can't even imagine what the resale value is like! 

Created by Japanese designer Ginza Tanaka, this bling-y piece combines platinum, 2,000 diamonds, and a pear-shaped eight-karat stone that can also be removed and worn as a brooch.

Here's the kicker - the bag's diamond sling can also be worn as a bracelet or necklace!