Top 7 real gold luxury objects for your superyacht

Luxury eyewear brand Silhouette takes everyday ophthalmic glasses and turns them into fine jewellery via the use of 18 karat gold and precious stones. Its latest Atelier range includes these show-stopping solid rose gold frames designed with Art Deco-style details and set with nearly 70 round and baguette cut diamonds. Finished with a diamante bridge, the style is also available in yellow and white gold perfect for adding a little luxury to on board business.

Haute Joallerie Art Decoratif gold glasses, £9,990, Silhouette

If you like to relax in the lap of luxury then Celia Sawyer's unique 24 karat gold bath could be just the thing for your owner's suite. Created in collaboration with mosaic and gold leaf design specialists Grace of London, the bath also features 250,000 clear and topaz crystals and was designed by Sawyer - who spoke at the 2017 Superyacht Design Symposium - to highlight traditional craftsmanship and inspire younger generations as to what can achieved through the skills and experience earned from apprenticeships.

24 karat gold bath, £100,000, Celia Sawyer

If you're planning on investing in a new bike for onshore exploration then make the Veloboo Gold your vehicle of choice. Every part of this gorgeous bike is handmade - from the fine bamboo frame and 24 karat gold-plated components to the supple leather saddle and handlebars. Created in a limited edition of just 30, one of which will be on display at  LikeBike Monte-Carlo in June, you can guarantee no-one else will be crossing the finish line in such impeccable style.

Veloboo gold bicycle, £28,860, Veloboo

If there is a serious videogame lover in your life then they probably already know about the Analogue Nt - the modern games console purpose built to allow you to play games created for the original 1980s Nintendo Entertainment System.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of classic videogame Legend of Zelda Analogue has created 10 limited edition 24 karat gold versions of the Analogue Nt. Each one is hand polished and plated in Seattle, USA, sports a transparent baseplate so you can inspect the inner workings of the machine and comes with a gold-coloured Legend of Zelda cartridge. Hook it up to your superyacht cinema and let the fun begin.

24k Analogue Nt games console, $4,999, Analogue

It may be imposing but there's no denying this unique armchair won't make an impact when inviting guests into your on board office. Built in 24 karat gold around a fibreglass and steel frame, the skull-shaped throne from Harow also features a luxurious black velvet seat promising both style and comfort.

Skull armchair, $500,000, Harow

Keep your sleek black and platinum Mont Blanc firmly in your top pocket this season because everything is going to pale in comparison to Porsche Design’s new solid gold writing instrument. Crafted from a single piece of 14 carat gold and finished with an 18 carat gold nib discreetly engraved with the Porsche logo, carrying one of the 11 numbered editions is sure to make writing home from your latest harbour that little bit more fun.

P’3135 Solid Gold Limited Edition fountain pen, €25,000, Porsche Design

If your superyacht is also home to part of your private art collection then Siren, an 18 carat solid gold sculpture of Kate Moss by Marc Quinn, could make the perfect addition. Part of the British artist’s Sphinx series, the statue sees the supermodel contorted into a tricky yoga pose and has been exhibited in London at the British Museum and Verona at Juliet’s House. As well as being an iconic piece of art history, it is also believed to be the largest gold sculpture created since Ancient Egyptian times.

Siren (2008) by Marc Quinn, POA