When we’re going for the gold (and not in an Olympic kind of way, obviously), there isn’t usually a question of need, but more of a want. That said, we completely covet and totally lust for these five gold-plated items to the point where we may actually need them!

GOLDGENIE’S 24 KARAT GOLD-PLATED BICYCLE

Goldgenie have taken a typical men’s aluminum road bike and plated it with 24 karat gold, from its handlebars and spokes to its chain and derailleur. Golden glory doesn’t come cheaply, of course: this bad boy retails for $390,000.

 

COLORWARE’S 24K GOLD-PLATED XBOX & PS4 CONTROLLERS

True gamers are going to go gaga for these 24k gold-plated controllers from ColorWare, which makes playing on the Xbox one or PS4 oh so much more enjoyable. The controller itself has a highly sensitive six-axis sensor and touch pad that provides you with a whole new method of gaming interaction, features improved dual analog sticks and trigger buttons for greater control and a slick, luxe look. The best part: these custom-made babies only retail for $299 a set. The worst part: there will only be a limited number of 25 made, so scoop one up while you still can.

DUALIT 24K GOLD-PLATED TOASTER

Those crafty folks at Selfridges sure know a thing or two about dough, which is why they put this 24K gold-plated toaster from Dualit on the market during the holidays. The best part: you can actually use this gold gift—it offers as much functionality as a regular toaster, boasts an additional feature of a defrost setting for frozen bread…and it sure does look pretty.

HAPPY PLUGS 18 KARAT GOLD HEADPHONES

Listen to your tunes in style with these 18K gold headphones from Happy Plugs. The blinged out version of these buds are made by hand by a Swedish goldsmith in Old Town, Stockholm and take about five weeks to create. 25 grams of solid gold are used for each gorgeous golden pair.

 

SHUT’S 24K GOLD-LEAF SKATEBOARD

Should you actually use this 24K gold lead gilded skateboard from Shut, or should you mount it on your wall as a collector’s item? Decisions, decisions! Whatever you decide to do, if you can actually get your hands on this $15,000 board designed by Matthew Willet, count yourself lucky.