World’s most expensive iPhone studded with 570 diamonds, cost more than a Lamborghini; Can you guess the price?

For lovers of expensive vanity items, here is a product from the Russian luxury brand Caviar. An iPhone 14 Pro Max fitted with the Graph Snowflake Necklace pendant. Known as the Diamond Snowflake, the world’s most expensive iPhone was recently unboxed on a Russian YouTube channel. Last time it cost 40 million rubles or US$465,000. Its cost in Indian currency will be around Rs 3.8 crore. The Lamborghini Huracan model price in India is approximately the same. Made in partnership with British jewelry brand Graff, the company has released just three pieces of the most expensive iPhone ever made. Only two limited editions are now left for sale on the company’s website.

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The Diamond Snowflake is made of 18k White Gold and 570 diamonds. There is a huge huge diamond pendant on the backplate of the iPhone. This is a Graff Snowflake necklace made of white gold and platinum, studded with marquise-cut diamonds. There is another version of this iPhone called the Crystal Snowflake (Swarovski Edition) with only 20 pieces for sale. It also mirrors its costlier version, the Diamond Snowflake.

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caviar Creates exclusive iPhone Jewelry for its world-class customer base. It also customizes jewelery for Apple watches and premium Samsung flagships. The company’s catalog also featured a range of customized iPads, cardholders, AirPod 2 covers, Apple Vision Pro CVRs. Those who have Rs 4 crore in cash lying around can buy the Caviar Diamond Snowflake Here,

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Meanwhile, here’s how netizens reacted to the costliest iPhone 14 Pro Max.

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