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The 8 Most Expensive Phones in the World

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September 3, 2021
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Most Expensive Phones in the World

We all know that the cost of phones can vary a lot from manufacturer to manufacturer, but what you might not realize is that there is a whole world of luxury phones. These phones often boast special features or are made of luxury materials and can cost millions of dollars!

So, what are the cream of the crop? What are the most expensive phones in the world? 

In this article, we’re going to take a look at the best phones for those who want to live a truly luxurious lifestyle and only sample the very best that life has to offer.

Are you ready to find a luxury phone that’s suited to a high-status individual? Then read on, and let’s get started!

1. Caviar iPhone 11 Pro Max Diamond Christmas Star

Most expensive phones - Caviar iPhone 11 Pro Max Diamond Christmas Star
Source: Caviar-korea.kr

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: we all know that the iPhone 11 Pro Max is a fantastic phone, so why not simply decorate it and turn it into something stunning? This luxury phone looks like it came straight out of a Catholic basilica, featuring a beautiful gold backplate complete with a beautiful diamond.

The gold features Biblical figures, with the diamond representing the diamond that led the magi to Jesus Christ’s birth. 

For those who want to make an ordinary smartphone into a work of art, this phone can be had for $137,000

2. Virtu Signature Cobra

Most expensive phones - Virtu Signature Cobra
Source: Digitalamitkaul.online

The most expensive feature phone in the world, the Cobra, comes in at $310,000 and is packed with features and is luxurious to look at. The Cobra comes with 64GB of internal storage, a 21MP rear camera, and a lightning-fast processor.

However, let’s not kid ourselves: people don’t buy this phone for its technical specs. People buy it because it looks amazing.

The golden phone is surrounded by a snake that’s made of hundreds of rubies. The eyes are made of beautiful emeralds, too. The whole phone was designed by the prestigious jeweler Boucheron. 

3. Goldvish Revolution

Most expensive phones - Goldvish Revolution
Source: Androidphoria.com

This remarkable (and expensive) phone is by the Swedish company Goldvish and features a beautiful mechanical watch in its base. While the phone itself isn’t anything special in terms of specs, it features a stunning selection of diamonds, pink gold, and yellow gold. 

It’s not a smartphone, but it does feature enough memory for 1000 contacts, which should be enough for even the busiest entrepreneurs out there.

For those who want a feature phone that will blow everyone’s minds, this luxury phone comes in at just over $488,000.

4. Gresso Luxor Las Vegas

Most expensive phones - Gresso Luxor Las Vegas
Source: Luxatic.com

For those who have $1 million to spare, you can hit the mobile phone jackpot by investing in the Luxor Las Vegas. At least, you could have done: only three of these phones exist, so finding one will be difficult.

If you do manage to find one, you’ll be rewarded with an intensely beautiful phone. Featuring 180g of gold and an array of gorgeous black diamonds, it’s a work of fine art. Turn the phone around, and you’ll find a beautiful hardwood backplate, which completes the luxury look.

If that isn’t enough for you, the luxury on this phone has even reached the number buttons. Each one is made of sapphire.

5. Diamond Crypto Smartphone

Most expensive phones - Diamond Crypto Smartphone
Source: Dnaindia.com

Coming in at $1.3 million, this phone is the definition of stunning. The manufacturers have studded the phone with diamonds, including blue diamonds, and it also features beautiful rose gold.

As well as its gorgeous look, this phone also features high-level security, hence the Crypto part of the name. The manufacturers have encrypted every part of the phone, and it can also make encrypted calls. For those who need to handle sensitive data but want to do so in a stylish way, the Diamond Crypto Phone is what you need.

6. iPhone 4 Diamond Rose Edition

Most expensive phones - iPhone 4 Diamond Rose Edition
Source: Stuarthughes.com

Okay, the iPhone 4 is long in the tooth at the moment, but this is still a gorgeous luxury phone. The iPhone features rose gold and more than 500 diamonds with a total weight of 100 carats. On the Apple logo alone, there are more than 53 diamonds!

Only two of these phones were made, and they rank as the third most expensive phone in the world, with a price tag of $8 million. 

7. iPhone 4S Elite Gold

Most expensive phones - iPhone 4S Elite Gold
Source: Stuarthughes.com

For those who wanted to upgrade from an iPhone 4, the iPhone 4S was a fantastic device. For those who wanted a luxury phone, the Elite Gold is both an increase in specs and in pure prestige.

This amazing phone is the work of Stuart Hughes, and it features more than 500 diamonds and 24-carat gold on the rear. The Apple logo features 53 diamonds again, as well as 24-carat gold.

It’s a cut above the Diamond Rose iPhone 4, which is a fantastic luxury phone in its own right. However, if you wanted nothing but the best, you need to get your hands on one of these iPhone 4Ss, with a price tag of $9.4 million.

8. Falcon Supernova iPhone 6 Pink Diamond

Most expensive phones - Falcon Supernova iPhone 6 Pink Diamond
Source: Clacified.com

We’ve looked at some very expensive phones, but we’ve now reached the world’s most expensive phone. So, if you want to get the most expensive phone in the world, what do you actually get?

Coming in at $48.5 million, this iPhone 6 comes with a near-priceless pink diamond in its backplate. Not only this, but the phone itself is available in different types of gold and platinum.

Falcon has produced some other incredibly expensive phones over the years, including other versions of the iPhone 6 that come with an orange and blue diamond for $42.5 and $32.5 million, respectively.

The World’s Most Expensive Phones

We hope you’ve enjoyed this look at the most expensive phones in the world. While the Falco Supernova takes the title of the most expensive phone, any phone on this list provides a truly luxurious user experience.

For those who are interested in the finer things in life, be sure to check out the rest of our website. If you have any questions for us, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.


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