Would you spend $1,075 on an ADVENT calendar

The chocolatiers at Haigh’s Chocolates have released their first every luxury advent calendar worth $1075.

The family-owned Australian chocolate store recently released their Christmas offering, which includes two advent calendars.

The first costs just $24.50 and comes with 24 delicious chocolate treats.

The family-owned Australian chocolate store recently released their Christmas offering, which includes two advent calendars

The second is on sale fore a jaw-dropping $1075 and promises to be filled with luxurious, hand crafted delights.

‘Our ongoing commitment to create first-class chocolates made in Australia from the cocoa bean has seen us strive to create something truly memorable this Christmas,’ the Haigh’s Chocolate team wrote alongside a picture of the calendar.

‘Inside this handcrafted calendar, there are twenty-four days of specially curated handmade chocolates, including one-off moreish creations to share and enjoy in the countdown to Christmas day,’ they said.

The calendar, which is presented in a stylish red box with a gold Christmas tree engraved on the front, has pull-out drawers for each treat.

Each of the chocolates is hand crafted in South Australia.

The cheaper version is presented with a festive green tree cut out but comes without any chocolates.

‘Please note chocolates are sold separately,’ the chocolatiers warn on their website. 

The calendar, which is presented in a stylish red box with a gold Christmas tree engraved on the front, has pull-out drawers for each treat

A full pack can be bought online for $50, and includes chocolates. 

The luxury version of the advent calendar created a stir online.

‘I need this right now,’ one woman wrote, excited by the new offering.

‘So beautiful and yummy too,’ another woman said.

‘Now that’s an advent calendar,’ said a third.   

But some people were not impressed with the offering and said it was way too overpriced.

The red box is decorated with a luxurious gold tree on the front

‘Doing some quick maths and even if everything id full-sized it can’t be worth more than $300,’ one would-be customer said.

While others called the budget-breaking calendar a ‘joke’. 

‘I was going to order one of these until I saw the price, surely it is a typo,’ one woman said. 

The calendars are on sale until November 8.