Caviar introduces high-end modifications to the fold-able iPhone Duo by Apple, an option that would only appeal to the 'collectors' who are ready to shell out up to $90,290 for unique gear. The 'World Treasures' line of exclusive devices change ordinary materials for jewelry metals and gems turning them into works of art that you can wear. We’ve been watching closely all this iPhone Duo stuff. See our previous coverage: Apple iPhone Duo hackathon reveals apps.
World Treasures collection adds jewelry metals and gems to foldable iPhone Duo
There are 4 different models that will differ by material and number of items that will be made. Caviar has put a lot of effort into working with iPhone Duo's unique form-factor, developing ways to introduce jewelry art to modern technology. The brand that is famous for premium modifications hopes to make these iPhones into status symbols for those with considerable wealth.
Spec comparison
| Spec | Dali | Jingtai Blue | Qasr Al Noor | Omkara |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $90,290 | $80,290 | $73,000 | $73,000 |
| Body Material | 18-karat gold | 18-karat gold | 950 platinum | 18-karat gold |
| Production Run | 7 units | 8 units | 7 units | 7 units |
The most expensive one is Dali, priced at $90,290 USD (abt. $90,290) equipped with 18k gold, violet jewelry enamel and 36 natural diamonds. Jingtai Blue will set you back $80,290 USD (abt. $80,290). It comes with 18k gold frame and multicolored cloisonné enamel.
Qasr Al Noor and Omkara will cost you $73,000 USD (abt. $73,000). The first one is equipped with 950 platinum, while the latter comes with 18k gold and red enamel + 36 diamonds.
There will be very limited number of devices produced, to keep every design unique. Caviar will produce only 7 copies of Dali, Omkara and Qasr Al Noor. There will be a little bit more Jingtai Blue devices (8 items in total). iPhone Duo's specs inside stay the same – the modifications don’t change its capabilities in any way.
Source: Caviar, GIZMOCHINA
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