1.Falcon supernova iphone pink diamond (Rs.346.2 crore).
This phone here is the worlds most expensive phone and it is owned by only some of the billioners, the Falcon Supernova iPhone 6 is a simply ridiculous collector’s phone. Very limited units were ever made, and the unique selling point of the Falcon Supernova iPhone 6 was not the solid platinum or 24-karat gold encrusting on its entire body. Instead, each of the Falcon Supernova iPhones were fitted with a huge piece of diamond on their back — a coloured one at that. The pink diamond is seemingly the rarest, and fittingly gets the tallest price tag in the house.
2.Stuart Hughes iphone 4s elite gold (Rs.55.9 crore).
So this phone is the second most expensive phone ,While gold and diamond are what you’d expect in this segment, this “Elite Gold” version of the iPhone 4s goes beyond the typical definitions of uber-rich idiosyncrasies. While we will get talking of all the jewels that adorn the smartphone in a bit, what makes Stuart Hughes’ crazy creation stand out is that the casing that the smartphone comes in actually has dinosaur bone inserts (!). The luxury designer notes on his website that the packaging of the smartphone is made of solid platinum, with “polished pieces of original dinosaur bone from the T-Rex, along with rare stones such as opal, pietersite, charoite, rutile quartz and the star sunstone.
3.Diamond crypto smartphone (Rs.9.3 crore).
This silver beauty is the third most expensive in the world, Built by Russian company JSC Ancort in collaboration with Austrian jeweller Peter Aloisson, the Diamond Crypto Smartphone is literally what its name states — a diamond-studded phone with some serious levels of local encryption. The smartphone looks like a beefier version of Nokia’s classic E51 but features 50 diamonds studded along its edges — with the top five diamonds on each edge being blue. It is made entirely of platinum, save the logo and the navigation keys that are made of 18-karat gold. The sides, meanwhile, add a touch of class by featuring the elusive Macassar ebony wood. All of this is added with serious levels of local, enterprise-grade encryption. The phone was built for Russian magnates, who may be rightfully concerned about security.
4.Goldvish le million (Rs.7.7 crore).
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The Le Million by Swiss ultra-luxury company Goldvish was officially recognised by Guinness as the most expensive phone in the world in 2006, and it continues to remain at the top even today. The Goldvish Le Million was guaranteed at three pieces to be ever made, so whoever picked them up are possibly among the most powerful in the world. Not a lot is known about what ran inside the phone, but outside, the Le Million featured a full 18-karat gold body, a genuine rare leatherback, and a staggering, 120,000 individual pieces of rare diamond-encrusted all over its body. The Le Million also looked like nothing else, giving it the true vibe of an elusive jewel that would belong in the hands of a powerful family in a Martin Scorsese movie.
5.Gresso Luxar Las vegas jackpot (Rs 7.1 crore).
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Like the Goldvish Le Million, the Gresso Luxor Las Vegas Jackpot also saw only three units ever being made, each with a serial number etched on the back. While the Le Million had a certain ‘70s villain aura about it, the Jackpot looks more like an austere tool for the new generation multi-billionaire. Across its front, the Jackpot features multiple black diamonds, which add up to a total weight of 45.5 karats. The entire frame of the phone has 180 grams of gold, while at the back, the Jackpot is furnished with genuine, 200 years-aged African blackwood. That’s not all — keeping things muted and classy, the Jackpot’s keys are actually sapphires, which have all been individually polished by humans and laser etched with the key detailing. All the sapphires put together weigh 32 karats.
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