If you love technology or are simply owners of an iPhone, here are more expensive iPhone wallet in the world, Python Crimson Gold Supreme. Those who are familiar with other items from Stuart Hughes of Liverpool, this will come as no surprise to you. Davide De Nizza and Stuart Hughes has designed the wallet and there are only 3 made.

Python Crimson Gold Supreme iPhone Wallet

The worlds most expensive wallet for the iPhone is made from 40% python Crimson colour,45% Nubuck pink first choice leather, 2.5% violet Nubuck and 12.5% leather. The buckle is made from 46 grams of 22ct solid gold, trimmed with 25 flawless diamonds each weighing 0.75 ct.

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From the makers of the $3 million Apple iPhone 3GS, also termed as the world’s expensive mobile phone, comes yet another stylish, elegant and luxurious product that is sure to make the connoisseurs of luxury products leave speechless.

iPhone Tamara Runge Edition Wallet

Fashion designer Davide De Nizza of Milan in collaboration with an artist Stuart Hughes of Liverpool exclusively for Republica Fashion created sophisticated world’s most luxurious and most expensive wallet for iPhone named iPhone Tamara Runge Edition.

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Now I know the iPhone 3GS is a good smartphone, and is classed as the king of smartphones, but come on, some people really must have more money than sense, and it appears it’s the Australians. The Australian gold mining crowd clearly has more money than sense, as it’s been revealed the iPhone 3GS Supreme Rose has been commissioned from the Stuart Hughes.

iPhone 3GS SUPREME Rose by Stuart Hughes

The iPhone 3GS Supreme Rose has been commissioned from the Goldstriker team at a most disgustingly ridiculous price of £1.93,25 Million ($3.15 million) which beats the previous luxury version by a further £10,000.

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Just in case you have a ridiculous sum of money in your bank account that you have absolutely nothing to spend on you should check out the iPhone 3GS Supreme.

iPhone 3GS Supreme - World's Most Expensive Cell Phone

Designed by Stuart Hughes, iPhone 3GS Supreme took 10 months to create and was commissioned by an ‘Australian gold mining magnate’ who clearly had a lot of money on hand now that the value of gold has reached new all-time highs. The whole casing was created with 271 grams of 22ct solid gold, while the front bezel houses 136 flawless diamonds, which total to a massive 68cts.

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If you want to add a little regality to your iPhone then look no further than Ultra Case’s Luxury Edition Royal Crown iPhone case. For those who love to flaunt their posh lifestyle, this is definitely perfect.

Royal Crown iPhone Case with Swarowski Crystals

It features a heart shaped artificial crystal surrounded by Swarovski Crystals. There is a crystal studded crown on top of the heart shaped crystal that gives this case a royal appeal. Dazzling in gold (color that is), this case is sure to make heads turn.

If you do not have enough money for the most expensive iPhone case, then you will certainly meet with Luxury Edition Royal Crown case. The crystal studded case is affordable at $180 and available at Ultra Case official site.

The 18ct Solid Rose Gold iPhone 3GS Diamond designed by Stuart Hughes in the United Kingdom is actually the world’s first 18ct solid rose gold iPhone. The word “solid” refers at the fact that the whole body of the mobile handset was recreated in rose gold and finished by hand by Stuart Hughes and other three jewelers.

18ct Solid Rose Gold iPhone 3GS Diamond

For $36,000 the iPhone is shaped out of 150 grams of 18ct rose gold and decked with pink diamond studded 18t rose gold Apple logo; with 53 diamonds to be precise.

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EOps i24R3 Portable Speaker

At first glance, the EOps i24R3 Portable speaker might seem to be a sort of concept device, but in reality it is very different. It’s a real, wireless, waterproof, single-speaker surround sound system that was just announced by Hong Kong designer Michael Young.

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