World's first 24 karat gold plated iPhone 5

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World's first 24 karat gold plated iPhone 5


Offering so much more than before, and so much less, too; thin, sleek, faster, very capable, and more vibrant iPhone 5, the world’s most popular and hottest smartphone now just got a whole lot more stylish. As, the London-based Gold & Co., the noted manufacturer of the finest gold-plated bespoke products for discerning individuals, has now unveiled the ultra-luxury edition of the sought-after iPhone5, the world’s first 24 karat gold-plated Gold and Rose Gold iPhone 5. Notably, the demand of the iPhone 5 has been incredible, and it’s been reported that Apple has sold over five million units, just three days after the launch. And, catering to the excitement among the cool-owners, some noted iPhone accessory players already introduced their products, like the world’s most expensive iPhone 5 case for $100,000 and the CalypsoCrystals’ limited edition iPhone 5 cases by Lara Bohinc.


World's first 24 karat gold plated iPhone 5
 
 
World's first 24 karat gold plated iPhone 5Crafted in pure gold, this version of iPhone 5 which is certainly an object of desire will be officially unveiled at the Dubai Mall on 27th September at the Collector’s Palace. With the release of 24 karat gold-plated Gold and Rose Gold iPhone 5, Gold & Co. actually wanted to bring the best in luxury and technology to their loyal clients. Also, we have earlier seen the 24-carat gold-plated iPad 2, which Gold & Co. also unveiled in Dubai, last year.And, to ensure the exclusivity, each of the gold-plated versions will be individually numbered, and will be presented in a fine, custom made wooden box, along with certificate of authenticity.
Via: GoldAndCo

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