What is expensive but worth every penny?

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Following on from the previous thread about expensive purchases that weren't worth it, what is expensive but actually is worth it? What do you own or have done that is very expensive but you don't regret it at all?

Dyson airwrap. Haven’t had it long and yet to perfect it but my 21 year old daughter makes a stunning hairdo so,worth it just for her

Shoes from Embassy London

The Cleaner every week.
Years ago I bought Janet Reger underwear. Very expensive but stylish. I worked out door a lot. So nice a contrast to weatherproof orange on top
These days everyone does better quality.

Mulberry Anthony bag
Revitalash
Detached house with drive and garage
Barbour jacket

@Tarne I’d love to see your home and meet your animals, your life sounds charming. Also please take me the next time you jet off to St Moritz, or wherever your favoured ski spot is. Thanks, Toots.

Independent midwives for DCs 2 & 3. Floris perfume.

How do you stipulate what perfume they wear? Couldn’t you have just lit one of those fancy candles?

A decent mattress

good shoes. that fit properly.

How do you make that kind of money working in mental health @Tarne?

Therapy.

Professional / Chef quality kitchen knives - like zwilling. I’ve never looked back

The pony I bought last week - he’s put the smile back on my face after losing my previous horse following an awful incident and my poor cat within a couple of days of each other a couple of weeks ago. Both left such a big hole that I knew I needed another horse/pony as soon as possible. Unfortunately we not sure we are going to replace our lovely cat as his sister seems happier without him around……

Proper natural latex mattress topper. Had it four years. Still amazingly supportive and no compression of any sort.

My career break. Despite Mumsnet general advice I've found it surprisingly easy to get back into work and kickstart a new career. It's great that times/attitudes have moved on.

My divorce.

@haveringwavering by branching out instead of retiring! If I say any more it will be outing

Botox. Fillers. Makes me feel amazing!

Revitalash (it works if you stick with it)
Philips IPL
Retinol
Olaplex

Ninja foodi, I rarely use the oven now.

I have a Dyson hairdryer/airwrap too, I don't think it's any better and curling/smoothing/ drying than other much cheaper gadgets but I like how it does it at lower temperatures so it doesn't damage mine or the kids hair.

Clearing and levelling a corner of the garden to fit a large trampoline with net - used for years.

Bobbi Brown Face Base moisturiser.

My Didrikson coat - it is waterproof and it is warm and my warm waterproof boots - I suffer from bad circulation and these have transformed my winters dog walking.

Volvo XC40
Dubarry boots

@TOOTs I love your user name, I am going to use it as have some animal babies due if that's ok? .

Yes I have a charming life now. A sense of humour helps turn the negatives into positives ( where appropriate).

My contact lenses. They're toric (bloody astigmatism!) daily disposables, Acuvue Oasys and they're £50 a month.

Expensive, but worth it!

Also, my tattoos 'cos I love them!

My dog!