The footwear was created by UK designer Debbie Wingham whose previous creations have included the world’s most expensive dress.
Wingham is famed for her opulent and luxurious creations for celebrities, royalty and the well-heeled.
The shoes are perfectly symmetrical and feature extremely rare large pink and blue diamonds, these stones alone are worth in excess of $1.2 million.
To top that off a further four, three carat flawless white diamonds and another 1,000 pointer diamonds framing the piped and quilted details which are techniques used in traditional cake artistry.
All diamonds are set in platinum while the zips and the plaque underneath the shoes are solid gold.
The shoes themselves were hand-made taking up hundreds of man hours and stitched together using 18 carat gold thread.
Even the leather coating process was painted in 24 carat gold paint.
They are decorated with Arabian Jasmin flowers made from leather and encrusted with diamonds.
And last but not least the insides of the shoes are adorned with a real gold thread embellished inlay.
A spokeswoman for Wingham explained the shoes were commissioned by a family who wanted a unique piece of diamond art for a loved ones birthday gift.
The design was made in collaboration with Florida-based contemporary artist Chris Campbell.