This is undoubtedly the world’s most expensive smartphone. Stuart Hughes' phone costs a whooping $15 million. It has topped the Vertu's $9,600 Android phone and London Loutus $300,000-plus iPhone case with crystals.


The phone has a solid-gold chassis that Hughes crafted by hand. But the real cost comes from the most expensive home button in the world which is made of a single, deep-cut, black diamond that weighs 26 carats. The diamond is said to be worth $14.5 million.

The phone also contains 600 white, flawless diamonds located within the Apple logo on the back and on the edges.

ABC News reported that Hughes has a history of making gold Apple products, his Solid Gold iPhone costs $33,678 ( £21,995) and the iPad Supreme Fire Edition costs $168,424 (£109,995) - but with this one, "it's all about the rarity and value of the deep-cut, black diamond. “

Since most of the world’s population cannot afford the extremely expensive phone, it is not available to the general public . Hughes spent nine weeks creating the phone specifically for a Hong Kong businessman whom Hughes will only refer to as "Joe." Joe had owned the black diamond for a while and decided he wanted to place it on an iPhone after buying other, "cheaper" items from Hughes in the past.

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temiiii: This is undoubtedly the world’s most expensive smartphone. Stuart Hughes' phone costs a whooping $15 million. It has topped the Vertu's $9,600 Android phone and London Loutus $300,000-plus iPhone case with crystals.


The phone has a solid-gold chassis that Hughes crafted by hand. But the real cost comes from the most expensive home button in the world which is made of a single, deep-cut, black diamond that weighs 26 carats. The diamond is said to be worth $14.5 million.

The phone also contains 600 white, flawless diamonds located within the Apple logo on the back and on the edges.

ABC News reported that Hughes has a history of making gold Apple products, his Solid Gold iPhone costs $33,678 ( £21,995) and the iPad Supreme Fire Edition costs $168,424 (£109,995) - but with this one, "it's all about the rarity and value of the deep-cut, black diamond. “

Since most of the world’s population cannot afford the extremely expensive phone, it is not available to the general public . Hughes spent nine weeks creating the phone specifically for a Hong Kong businessman whom Hughes will only refer to as "Joe." Joe had owned the black diamond for a while and decided he wanted to place it on an iPhone after buying other, "cheaper" items from Hughes in the past.

www.dayoibitoye..com

WoW !!! This looks cool but its not really different from other Smartphones (like my Android ), just the body that is stacked with gold

Good luck to the buyer

This is not necessary oo__diamonds!