Luxury fiends who love to flaunt their high-priced device dabbed by complete exquisite and sumptuous mien may now have one more reason to linger for longer. Flying a gloomy butterfly to rest on those bragging words, users who shelled out around £1.92m for that mesmerizing iPhone 3GS Supreme may now find it little lackluster. Well, Stuart Hughes has once again whistled doors of frill with brand-new iPhone 3GS Supreme Rose.
Claimed to be the world’s most expensive phone, the Supreme Rose is enchantingly commissioned by the same gold mining crowd from Australia and glistens it with the same rare 7.5ct single cut diamond.
Embraced in scintillating body, the arresting phone for sure zips the lips of true fashionistas with its charm. The bezel is handmade from platinum with 130 individual 75 flawless diamonds which total 97.5ct.
The dazzling piece further shimmers with 4 pink baguette diamonds each weighing 2.5cts. The rear section is formed with circa 112 grams of 18ct rose gold along with its rose gold Apple logo and 53 diamonds.
Captivatingly, the main navigation, single cut 7.5ct diamond enticingly settles in its 18ct rose gold mount.
Well, the sleek device embedded with breathtakingly expensive parts will certainly dig a big hole in users’ pocket with a price tag that reads at £1.93.25 million.