Why do so many kids love Barbie dolls? Because Barbie is a princess, the children have a princess dream, and she also has a lot of beautiful clothes and shoes, and the children will like it when they see beautiful things.
And Barbie's founder Ruth once said in her autobiography: "My ideal for creating 'Barbie dolls' is that through the birth of this toy, all girls realize that they can become whatever kind of person they dream of becoming." 'Barbie' represents that women have the same choices as men... 'Barbie' is no longer just a toy, it has become a part of the lives of female consumers, and I am happy about it." ”
What is the most expensive Barbie doll in the world?
The world's most expensive 'Barbie' toy – In March 1999, Martell Toys created a one-off custom Barbie doll worth £50,000 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of barbie dolls. The doll was made with the assistance of the De Beers Diamond Company and unveiled by the David Morris Jewelers Association. The doll itself is set in 18K white gold with nearly 20 carats of diamonds. Around the letter "B" is a curved bow made of diamonds in the pattern of a small train, which can be moved and worn as a brooch. The crown, earrings and skirt loops are all made of 18K white gold diamonds in a turquoise silk tunic.
Another of the world's most expensive Barbie dolls:
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Mexico launched one of the world's most expensive Barbie dolls in September 2008, featuring 318 diamonds worth $94,800.
According to Efe News Agency, this Barbie doll is only for advertising purposes and will not be used for sale. A jewelry company made crowns, shoes, skirts, necklaces, bracelets and rings from diamond-encrusted white gold, plus 44 diamonds embellished from the garment, and the total diamond weight of Barbie dolls was 20.66 carats.
The report said that the Barbie doll was launched to promote Universal Pictures' new film "Barbie's Diamond Castle". In this latest cartoon, Barbie will work with her friend Teresa to break the spell and save their friends.
Giancarlo Melloni, head of Barbie in Mexico, said the diamond-themed film tells the story of "friendship, music and sparkling jewelry" that matter most to girls
