All that glitters is not gold. Sometimes it's diamonds.
(Credit:
Camael Diamonds)
My iPad 2 is looking a little pale and shabby in comparison to the $1.2 million diamond-encrusted
iPad from Camael Diamonds. The company calls it the world's most expensive iPad, and I'm not going to argue with that.
For do-it-yourselfers who want to bedazzle their own iPads, this only
requires 1 kilo of 18 carat gold and 300 carats worth of perfect
diamonds. Black diamonds grace the home button and Apple logo on the
back. Just pop down to your local jeweler to pick up all the supplies
you need.
Camael will happily customize your gazillion-dollar iPad with
the gems of your choice. This is a smart way to go, as it would be
horribly embarrassing to accidentally pick up someone else's look-alike
diamond-slathered iPad at Starbucks.
Camael says it has already received inquiries about customizing its
iPad offering. I'm not sure who is making those inquiries, but I don't
think it's anyone I know. I'll ask around just to be sure. If it's you,
please be sure to confess in the comments.
The Camael iPad joins a crowded field of luxury gadgets that includes a gold-plated Kindle, a Versace cell phone, and a diamond-covered iPhone.
These may all be effective ways to flaunt your wealth in the face of
tough economic times, but the diamond iPad trounces the competition when
it comes to sheer garishness.
If $1.2 million is a little on the high side for your budget, you can
always step down to the gold-plated iPad for just $146,000. What a
bargain!
(Via Luxury Launches)
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