The Fanciest Things You Can Buy at Costco

We've said it before, and we'll say it again, when shopping with a refined eye at Costco, you can get a heck of a lot of luxurious bang for your buck. Below are 21 things you can purchase at Costco, that even Prince William would enjoy.

1 Cartier perfume for your vanity
Must De Cartier Eau de Toilette, $$.99

2Filet mignon cut for a king
Antibiotic Free, Grass Fed Beef, Filet Mignon Steak 20 - 8 oz Steaks, $$$$$$

3A 3-carat engagement ring.
Emerald Cut 3.02 ct VS1 Clarity F Color Diamond Platinum Solitaire Ring, $$, 999.99

4Tailgating boots from England
Ladies' Hunter short rain boot, $$$$$

5Bulgarian sturgeon caviar
Bulgarian sturgeon caviar, $$$$$$

6A professional camera that will help you take photos like Slim Aarons
Canon EOS 70D DSLR Camera 2 Lens Bundle, $$$$$$$

7Fancy calming nighttime tea
Mighty Leaf citrus tea, $$$$

8A theater-quality screen for the comfort of your home
Samsung 75" Class, $$$$$$$

9A black designer handbag
Balenciaga black classic first handbag, $$$$

10Real champagne from France
Purchase in store, $$

11A Christian Dior timepiece
Dior watch, $$$$$$$

12A safe for all of your treasured belongings
Bighorn fire-protected safe, $$$$$$

13A bucket of clover honey for a (big) tea party
Anna's all natural clover honey, $$$$$$

14A facial brush that makes every day a spa day
Clarisonic Mia 2 sonic skin cleansing system, $$$$$$

15Riedel wine decanter for dinner parties
Riedel cornetto magnum decanter, $$$$$$

16Plush white bathrobe
UGG Ladies' fleece bathrobe, $$$$$

17Hungarian face night oil for a Gabor-esque glow
Eminence facial recovery oil, $$$$$

18Extra virgin olive oil from Greece
Marts Greek extra virgin olive oil, $$$$$

19Gold ballpoint pen
Cross gold ball point pen, $$$$$

20A stand up paddleboard for your summer house
SUP USA Touring Stan Up Paddle Board, $,199.99

21Fall fig-scented French perfume
L'Artisan Parfumeur Premier Figuier Extreme Eau de Parfum, $$.99

From: Town & Country

From: Town & Country US


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