Want to know what the uber rich have planned for this holiday season? It is certainly not a pullback in spending amid higher gasoline prices and a stumbling U.S. housing market.

According to the Elite Traveler Magazine/Prince & Associates 2007 Holiday Spending Survey, the “super rich” will increase their holiday spending this year by between 17 percent and 67 percent across more than a dozen luxury categories, including jewelry, events at hotels, yacht charters and villa rentals.

The “super rich” are defined as those individuals with a net worth of more than $10 million, while the “mass affluent” have a net worth of $1 million to $9.9 million.

Specifically, the super rich said they plan to spend 67 percent more on jewelry this year, shelling out $152,400, up from $91,100 in 2006. Electronics also registered big gains, the survey found, with spending seen rising 53 percent to $39,300 from $25,700.

“Clearly, the super rich are not impacted by the sub-prime crisis that has other sectors of the economy nervous this holiday season,” said Douglas Gollan, president and editor-in-chief of Elite Traveler, a magazine that is distributed onboard private jets.

More than 60 percent of the super rich surveyed also said they will travel by private jet this holiday and more than a third will give “jet cards” — which can start at a price of price of $40,000 for 10 hours of flight time – to friends, family and colleagues.

The survey was conducted in November and surveyed 843 high net worth individuals.  

Below is a break out of the super rich’s holiday spending plans: 

(Photo: Reuters)