Most Expensive Woods
By iastoppers.com
Top 10
of the World
African Blackwood
Most Expensive Wood, African Blackwood, the gold standard for woodwind instruments, reigns as the darkest and densest wood globally
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Sandalwood
Sandalwood, with its serene fragrance, hails from India and Australia, revered in rituals and luxury crafts
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Agarwood
Southeast Asia's Agarwood is the core of the world's most luxurious perfumes due to its rich, aromatic resin
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Lignum Vitae
Found in the Caribbean, Lignum Vitae is celebrated for its extreme hardness and unique medicinal properties
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Pink Ivory Wood
Southern Africa's Pink Ivory Wood, or 'Royal Wood,' is rare and coveted for its beauty and exclusivity
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Bubinga
Central Africa's Bubinga wood, known for its durability and reddish hue, is a top pick for fine furniture
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Purpleheart
Central and South America's Purpleheart is prized for its vibrant color and durability, a woodworking favorite
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Ebony
Ebony, rich and dark, comes from West Africa and is highly valued for its density and smooth finish
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Bocote
Bocote, known for its striking patterns, thrives in Mexico and Central/South America, ideal for detailed craftsmanship
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Brazilian Rosewood
Brazilian Rosewood, once widespread in Brazil, is cherished for its use in high-end musical instruments and is now protected
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