Which pricing strategy was primarily employed for the 'L'Incomparable' diamond necklace that sold for $55 million, making it the most expensive retail jewelry item ever sold?

The world of retail is filled with extraordinary achievements and record-breaking products. Premium pricing strategies can transform ordinary items into luxury status symbols that command astronomical prices. This poll tests your knowledge about the pricing strategy behind the world's most expensive retail product ever sold in a traditional store setting (excluding auctions, real estate, and privately brokered sales). Can you identify the correct pricing strategy that helped this item achieve its record-breaking status?

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Loss leader pricing - selling the necklace below cost to attract ultra-wealthy customers to purchase other jewelry
Prestige pricing - setting an extremely high price to create an exclusive perception and appeal to status-conscious consumers
Dynamic pricing - adjusting the price hourly based on real-time market demand among billionaires
Bundle pricing - including complementary luxury items like watches and earrings to justify the record price