The world’s most expensive timbers can be found anywhere from South and Central America to Africa and Southeast Asia.
Their applications vary from early European medical equipment to furniture and aromatic perfumes, with different woods influencing daily life in diverse ways.
We travelled to every continent in search of the most costly wood in the world, from cocobolo to African blackwood.
List of 10 Most Expensive Woods in the World?
1. African Blackwood – $100 Per Board Foot
2. Sandalwood – $20,000 Per Kilogram
3. Ebony – $10,000 Per Kilogram
4. Agar Wood – $10,000 Per Kilogram
5. Pink Ivory – $80 Per Board Foot
6. Brazilian Rosewood – $70 Per Board Foot
7. Macassar Ebony – $65 Per Board Foot
8. Koa – $62 Per Board Foot
9. Ziricote – $60 Per Board Foot
10. Cocobolo – $55 Per Board Foot
What is the most expensive wood ever sold in America?
The most expensive wood in America is Ziricote, which is sold at a cost of $60 Per Board Foot
Ziricote was formerly considered an incredibly uncommon wood, but production has recently increased, increasing its current value to $60 per board foot.
While some people enjoy ziricote for its ability to resemble the texture of Brazilian Rio Pallsander rosewood, it also has a distinct dark brown color that is popular for high-end wood furniture, musical instruments, and ornamental elements around the house such as beams, trimmings, and entrances.
How expensive is African Blackwood?
African Blackwood is sold at a cost of $100 Per Board Foot. Which makes it the most expensive wood in the world.
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