This 22c Gold iPad with 53 Diamonds in Apple Logo Costs $189,000

This 22c Gold iPad with 53 Diamonds in Apple Logo Costs $189,000

By Skipper Eye | May 14th, 2010

Designer Stuart Hughes, whose is famous for his creativity and innovation has now come up with the worlds 1st solid Gold+Diamond crafted iPad for the elite class. This iPad is “encrusted with 25.5 cts of ‘I’F’ Flawless diamonds, a magnificent total of 53 individually set sparkling gems dwell beautifully in their solid 22ct Apple logo.”

Gold+Diamond iPad

The rear and screen of this iPad are surrounded with a single piece of solid 22ct gold, which weighs 2,100 grams. There are only 10 units of this limited edition 64GB version of iPad WiFi + 3G, each of which costs around US $189,000.

This most luxurious ipads appearance is outstanding even down to the precise polishing to reveal its most beautiful harmonious appearance. A magnificent combination of top of the industry technology and unrivalled craftsmanship was invloved in creating this masterpiece.
The ipad is the Wi-Fi & 3G , 64GB version.
This item is of a limited edition of only 10 units to be made. More luxury designs of this product can be seen on our other website www.goldstriker.co.uk

Gold+Diamond iPad

This iPad without a doubt is for no ordinary individual. You can order this collectable item from the official site here, provided that you can afford it. [Stuart Hughes via Gizmodo]

2 Comments/Trackbacks on "This 22c Gold iPad with 53 Diamonds in Apple Logo Costs $189,000"

testings May 15th, 2010
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I own this one ) in my dreams

4geo May 16th, 2010
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This would be the epitome of being self absorbed, and I hope that the 10 buyers realize that they should donate the difference between the actual cost of the regular iPad, and donate the equivalent of the 190,000 additional units to some worthy cause that could utilize the technology for better use than just showing off the insane wealth.

Please, do something worthy with your disposable income beyond what blessings would allow you to call attention to yourself for your own self-engrandizing purchase. What a difference you could make in the lives of over some quarter million people with smaller memory configs rather than just inflate your own personal ego. Is your self worth inflated by your net worth for what you can for yourselves? I would think you should sleep better knowing that you’ve impacted the lives of many less fortunate people who might one day rise above their current personal circumstance, due to the benevolent assistance of one who has the means who wouldn’t gain a thing from a device that is gold plated, and diamond accented.
Puleeez, show some humanity.