Those looking for a bargain can snap up some of the smaller amateur pieces for around a few hundred pounds, but pieces from more established artists are at the pricier end of the scale.
Some power companies in California have raised rates as they turn to pricier, often dirtier energy sources.
And clocking in at a mere $4,650 - or a slightly pricier $5,000 for the indeterminately pimped-up Planetary Dissemination Edition - it really needn't break the central bank.
Active funds use a fund manager to pick a selection of shares, but are pricier.
Kerstine Appunn and her boyfriend took three and a half months to land a spacious two-bedroomed flat in Prenzlauer Berg, one of Berlin's pricier inner-city districts, where organic cafes populate the pretty, tree-lined streets.
Or take the train to Bodmin Parkway, and treat the hound to the slightly pricier Trevenna (01579 320013; trevenna.co.uk).
The watch is a rallying point for Apple lovers: 72% of purchasers had bought an Apple product in the past two years (though some of that probably has to do with the device's iPhone requirement), and majority opinion favored both the larger of the two case sizes and the Apple Watch Sport, as opposed to the pricier Apple Watch proper or the much, much pricier Apple Watch Edition.
From its stylish wooden decking and beach bar, just feet from the water's edge, you can enjoy all the spectacle and carnival of Negril's beach life, but the property itself is peaceful, and the service has all the efficiency of a much pricier hotel, with none of the formality.
They offer some dishes at around the same price as those at burger joints, but they seem to be better than McDonald's at nudging diners towards pricier dishes and extras.
Many also started to push for greater use of generic drugs instead of pricier patented ones.
The pricier patented ones they marketed only to the few very rich patients who could pay out of pocket, says Kalipso Chalkidou of NICE International, the British agency's foreign advisory arm.
