10 Most Expensive Water Brands In World 

May 27, 2023, 10:16 IST

Heena Sharma

1. Acqua di Cristallo - $107,200 

The bottle is of 24-carat solid gold. Each Acqua di Cristallo bottle contains water that comes from glaciers in Iceland, water springs in Fiji, and France. 

2. Fillico Jewelry @ $14,463

Based in Japan, it is known for its extravagant and visually stunning bottles that resemble pieces of jewellery. The water is sourced from Nunobiki spring in Japan’s Kobe city. 

3. Bling H2O - $3,600 

Bling H2O is a luxury bottled water brand known for its distinctive packaging. It is made of Swarovski crystals. The water is nitrate-free, sodium-free, and contains minimal chlorides. 

4. O Amazon - $2,784 

O Amazon is the first and only bottled drinking water derived from Amazonian air humidity. The world’s finest air is used for this exclusive drinking water brand. 

5. NEVAS - $1,042 

The bottle is a classy black colour and has Disney characters on it. The water is sourced from two artesian springs. 

6. Evian Virgil Abloh - $207 

Evian and Virgil Abloh collaborated on a limited-edition collection of designer water bottles. The collection, called ‘One Drop Can Make a Rainbow’, featured a series of refillable glass bottles with a sleek and minimalist aesthetic. 

7. Svalbardi - $125 

Svalbardi is a brand of premium bottled water that is sourced from icebergs in the Svalbard archipelago, specifically from the ice formations in the Kongsfjorden region near the town of Longyearbyen. 

8. Uisge Source - $60 

Uisge Source is a brand that specialises in providing premium Scottish spring water for whisky tasting. ‘Uisge’ is the Scottish Gaelic word for ‘water’, and ‘Source’ refers to the water source used by the brand. 

9. Minus 181 - $44 

Minus 181 water comes from deep rocks in an ice age-shaped environment that is compressed between two layers of clay that are impervious to water. It was drilled in Parchim city in 2011. 

10. Berg - $31 

Minus 181 water comes from deep rocks in an ice age-shaped environment that is compressed between two layers of clay that are impervious to water. It was drilled in Parchim city in 2011. 

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