Tag Huer Meridiist Diamant cell phone collection: Indulge in indulgence

In continuing with my search for luxury phones I have come across another piece of indulgence for you. This is the Meridiist phone collection from Tag Heuer which features not just one but two phones with 208 diamonds worth 1.3 carats and 1232 diamonds worth 7.4 carats respectively.

Just forgot that if the diamonds on the cell phone were not enough for you, diamonds in the shape of TAG Heuer logo have been affixed on the camera shutter located on the back of the instrument.

The luxury cell phones in the Meridiist phone collection have been created from non-scratch 60.5-carat sapphire crystal display with hypoallergenic stainless steel body and bespoke digital engineering. The cell phone features a whopping 430 mechanical components and a number of them have been derived from TAG Heuer chronographs.

So if you love diamonds and of course luxury cell phones too then go for the Meridiist Diamant cell phone collection priced between $10,000 and $30,000. Not a big price if you are crazy about diamonds!!

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Lady Gold and Ultramarine Gold: The luxury cell phones by Gresso

Phones, phones and phones, companies may try to concentrate for handsets for the masses but they can’t escape introducing luxury handsets once in a while so that they never go out of the minds of the uber rich.

Keeping this tradition in mind, Gresso has announced Lady Gold and Ultramarine Gold line of luxury cell phones which are cased in titanium and covered with colored ceramic and polished with 18k gold.

The design has loosely been inspired from a wrist watch design where a sapphire crystal window has been incorporated into the back of the phone so that the circuit board is clearly visible.

Only 15 units will be available of these limited edition luxury phones from Gresso with each handset costing $6500.

P.S. People looking for features should avoid it as it is a basic Windows mobile device since it’s a phone for your style statement.

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