Know the luxury objects that have been most valued and that the millionaires buy

All at some point we have whims, tastes or a desire to acquire material objects, many of them more functional than anything else.

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Sin embargo, hay un grupo poblacional que ha creado un tipo de mercado específico, estamos hablando de las inversiones o colecciones de lujo, pero no cualquiera, se trata de bienes u objetos que por su alto costo monetario que se representa en valor, son exclusivos y no están al alcance de todos.

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A rare painting, for example, that of Vincent Van Gogh, which had been displayed and was auctioned for US $ 15.4 million, is one of the many options for having in the luxury market.

According to data collected by Visual Capitalist, of the '2021' wealth report by Knight Frank, the works of art, the classic cars, the watches, the wine and the jewels, are the five luxury objects that have had the most growth in theirvalue in the last 10 years.That is, these would be the most demanded by millionaires globally.

Art has been growing 71%.This world market of works of art was estimated at US $ 64.000 million in 2019, and is often facilitated through auction houses such as Sotheby’s.

On the other hand, in terms of assessment of assets, the rare whiskeys stood out for their increase in value in the last 10 years, since it has been 478%.The most familiar to luxury in this category has to do with distilleries such as The Exclusive of The Macallan, whose rare bottles can be sold at lush prices of more than US $ 1 million.

Despite the impact of the pandemic on the global economy, consuming luxury did not stop moving during the most critical year of it that was 2020.The most extravagant and notable objects include in the first place again to art, followed by classic cars and bags.

Francis Bacon's triptych inspired by the 1981 Orestes of 1981 was sold by Sotheby’s to US $ 84.6 million in June 2020.But Bacon works have figured the highest figures.In 2013, the Christie’s auction house sold ‘Three Studies of Lucian Freud’ for US $ 142 million.

In the classic cars, a ‘Bugatti Type 55 Super Sport Roadster’ of 1932 for US $ 7.1 million was sold in March 2020, appearing as one of the largest sales of classic cars of the year.

And, in the bags, there was a ‘Hermès Himalaya Niloticus Crocodile Centurné Kelly 25’ sold for US $ 437.330.

The Exclusivity Market in Pandemia and other data Chinese consumers are the largest luxury watches buyers worldwide.The demand during the Covid-19 pandemic proved to be resistant, and Swiss watches exports to China increased 12.1% between January and November 2020.Classic cars on the contrary are more popular in North America because they have the longest automotive history in the region by emblematic manufacturers in the United States such as Ford and General Motors.In art, Sotheby’s auction sales decreased 16% in 2020 and Christie´s fell 25% compared to 2019.