RICH IS: Paying $3.5 Million For Your Gold And Gem Studded Bathroom
/ Ken Silver
Many lotteries have jackpots over $3.5 million, so spending part of it on a bathroom should be no big deal! PHOTO: The Richest
Follow the example of Hong Kong jeweler Lam Sai-Wing when you win Powerball. His bathroom consists of over 6,000 gemstones, ranging from sapphire, ruby and amber.
Every fixture in the bathroom ... bathtub, sinks, toilets and so forth ... was made of gold. As a result, the project required 380 kilograms of pure gold in order to be completed.
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