Bling H2O: Water Bottle with Swarovski Crystals for Rich People

Why do certain rich people try so hard to make sure everyone knows how much money they have? They wear designer clothes, drive fancy cars, and now, they have their own special water. Bling H2O is catering to the conspicuously wealthy everywhere. A 750 ml. bottle of water is $40, while the smaller version cost $20.

When I first heard about Bling H2O, it boggled my mind how people could just throw away their money like that. After learning more, I realized the idea is not completely ridiculous. O.K., so I won't be buying Bling H2O water any time soon. Still, the water bottles are really pretty. They are frosted glass with the word "Bling" spelled out in Swarovski crystals on the bottle. You can choose from many different color combinations. Including my personal favorite, a cobalt blue water bottle with white Swarovski crystals.

Paris Hilton buys Bling H2O for her dog. In case you want to be just like Paris Hilton, they do offer bottle designs named Paris Pink and Tinkerbell. The limited edition Paris Pink design is a 750 ml. frosted glass bottle with pink Swarovski crystals and sells for $40. The Tinkerbell baby Bling water bottle sells for $20. It looks exactly like the Paris Pink except it is only 375 ml. If you would like to buy a case of (12) 750 ml. water bottles, it will cost about $420! They claim that their water is really high quality water. I don't know if it is or not, but the water bottle looks nice. If I spent $40 for that bottle, I would probably recycle it by refilling it over and over for about a year.

Bling H2O claims to use a nine-step purification process that includes ozone, ultraviolet and microfiltration. Yet, it looks like ozone, ultraviolet and microfiltration are a standard process in making bottled water and not unique to Bling H2O. source I guess I am not completely convinced that Bling H2O water is worth $40 based on the water itself. According to information from the Federal Drug Administration, bottle water is not even necessarily better than tap water. I happen to be one of the few people left that thinks tap water is fine.