Neither gold nor diamonds, the world's costliest material is a substance known as antimatter that costs an estimated USD 62.5 trillion (Rs 62.5 lakh crore) a gram. A gram of it packs a punch of explosive energy equivalent to four Hiroshima-class nuclear weapons and is costlier than India's entire budget put together-Rs 50 lakh crore.
Antimatter is a state precisely opposite to ordinary matter, comprising everything we can think about: stars, water, and even ourselves.
The Physics Of Annihilation
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