Ivory is the material found in elephant's tusks. It's slow growing, and basically you only get one set out of each elephant. Simply put there are more people who want some than there are elephants to get it from, so it becomes rare and expensive.
Elephants were once threatened by extinction b/c of being hunted and poached for their ivory.
These days, in order to save the elephants, all trade in newly made ivory items is forbidden, so all that is left is antiques. The ban on "honest" new production has of course made existing objects even rarer and more expensive, making it more tempting for poachers to target elephants for their ivory again.
ivory is expensive
Today there is very little where using real ivory will make a technical difference in comparison to using synthetic ivory. However, because real ivory is rare, the economic law of supply and demand states that using real ivory makes an item much more expensive. It's mostly an aesthetic.
PS What color brown in watercolor makes ivory when mixed with ____?____ white??
have it made out of ivory but they are friggen expensive
because they are expensive
Ivory
Dove makes your skin softer and cleans them better, so I would say Dove. But Ivory Spring floats! Hope this helps!
Gryphon makes pretty expensive sticks and so does TK.
Eucalyptus tables are expensive because it is not very common and is in high demand - which makes anything like that more expensive. It cannot be found everywhere so it makes getting the product harder.
Not even close. Even at it's peak ivory was much less than gold per ounce. Ivory trade is now banned internationally though.
Most luxury cars have great quality, something that makes them expensive, and not so many people buy luxury cars, so its both high quality parts and rare parts, something that makes the parts expensive.
The reason Ivory soap is less dense than other soaps is that it is whipped while being made, so that it is full of air bubbles. The air makes the soap less dense so it floats on water. Please see the related link below.