While Jeff Bezos amassed his wealth through the widespread sale of every day, often inexpensive goods on Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN), the billionaire entrepreneur and founder of the e-commerce giant is known for his opulent lifestyle and a collection of extravagant possessions that reflect his immense wealth.

From multimillion-dollar mansions to private jets, Bezos's assets include some of the most expensive items money can buy. While his car collection is estimated to be worth about $20 million, one of the world’s richest men doled out $500 million on a superyacht in 2018, the latter which was the backdrop of Bezos’ and fiancé Lauren Sanchez’s lavish European tour last summer, where the 53-year-old mother of three showed off a $35,000 Hermes purse, according to the Daily Mail.

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A Few Of The Luxurious Items Bezos Owns: According to CARHP, some of the vehicle models that make up Bezos’ collection include a Lamborghini Veneno Roadster, a Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita, a Bugatti Veyron Mansory, a W Motors Lykan HyperSport, a Ferrari Pininfarina Sergio and a Mercedes-Benz S450.

To symbolize long-term thinking, Bezos paid $42 million to erect a massive clock in the West Texas mountains, famously known as the "10,000-year clock," according to GOBankingRates.

Bezos' eight-seater Gulfstream G-650ER private jet cost the billionaire $65 million, according to the publication and it's just one of a fleet, which includes a Bombardier Global Express.

As for pets, it’s unclear if Bezos has any of the living type but the owner of The Washington Post spent $74,500 on a robot dog named “Spot,” which can even open doors, GOBankingRates wrote.

Bezos also boasts a large portfolio of properties, including a set of five units in Manhattan building worth a reported $119 million and the old Textile Museum in Washington, D.C., which he bought for $23 million but cost $35 million after renovations, according to the outlet.

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Some of the more well-known companies in LUX, which Bezos also happens to be a fan of, are Hermes, weighted at 9.13%, Ferrari, weighted at 3.7% and Mercedes, which is weighted at 0.03% within the ETF. While TEMA’s portfolio managers increased the cash position in the fund at the end of the second quarter, LUX has increased almost 8% since Oct. 27.

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