Smartphones are used by everyone these days and they are the basic necessity. However, companies came out with some of the weird and most expensive smartphones that were embellished and people lived owning them. Let us have a look at those smartphones.

List of Most Expensive Smartphones

Vertu Signature Cobra – $310,000

Vertu is a renowned luxury phone brand that began as a Nokia subsidiary, and the Signature Cobra may be their best effort. The phone, designed by French jewellers Boucheron, was handcrafted to add an extra artisanal touch and is restricted to only eight copies globally. The body is gold-plated, and the jewelled snake that wraps its way around the handset, made of solid gold, white diamonds, emeralds, and rubies, is the most unique feature.

Goldvish Revolution – $488,150

With this piece, Swedish brand goldvish created something truly unique, as can be seen just by looking at it. The smartphone incorporates materials such as white gold, rose gold, leather, diamonds, and sapphire glass, and it replaces the squarish forms of ordinary phones with something more rounded. It also comes with a removable analogue timepiece for added character. There are only 32 pieces available in the world, and they will undoubtedly grow much more valuable over time.

Gresso Las Vegas Jackpot – $1 million

This phone is a jackpot, made of a combination of gold and black diamonds (totaling 45.5 carats). The phone’s stunning back panel is made of wood from a 200-year-old African tree, and the keys have 17 hand-polished laser-etched sapphires. Only three phones were created, and each one has a unique number carved on the wood panelling, ensuring that you have something genuinely unique.

Goldvish Le Million – $1.3 million

Goldvish is back on the list with this stunning dagger-shaped phone that was once the world’s most costly phone, according to Guinness. The body is composed of 18-karat white gold and has 120 carats of diamonds set in it. Le Million, like the Jackpot, is limited to only three pieces.

Diamond Crypto Smartphone – $1.3 million

The Diamond Crypto was developed by Austrian designer Peter Aloisson, and it was also the world’s most costly phone at the time of its debut. The phone is made of platinum, with a rose gold logo and home button, as well as some high-quality Macassar Ebony wood panelling on the side. The phone’s name comes from two main features: it’s encrusted with 50 diamonds, including 10 extremely rare blue diamonds, and it uses specially built encryption technology to keep all of its data safe.

iPhone 3G King’s Button – $2.5 million

The King’s Button, another Aloisson design and arguably his most well-known to date, is made of 18-karat yellow, white, and rose gold. The white gold is in the shape of a strip that runs around the phone’s edges and is studded with 138 diamonds. The ‘King’s Button,’ which is a 6.6 carat diamond that replaces the home button, is, of course, what makes this phone truly unique.

Goldstriker iPhone 3GS Supreme – $3.2 million

The Goldstriker is similar to the Kings Button in many ways, but it takes those similarities to a new level. For one thing, British designer Stuart Hughes incorporates 22 carat gold into his creation, as well as 136 diamonds sprinkled around the phone’s edge and another 53 diamonds making the Apple logo. The home button is once again replaced by a diamond, this time weighing in at 7.1 carats. As if that wasn’t enough, the phone is packaged in a box fashioned from a single piece of granite and adorned with leather and Kashmir gold.

iPhone 4 Diamond Rose Edition – $8 million

This is another Stuart Hughes design, and there are only two of them in the world, each one a one-of-a-kind sculpture. The phone is constructed of rose fold, and there are 500 diamonds totaling 100 carats on the phone, plus 53 diamonds on the Apple logo. This phone, like the previous two, has a diamond in place of the home button, but this time it’s a pink diamond weighing 7.4 carats. Like the Goldstriker, it comes in a granite display box.

Conclusion

These were some of the most expensive smartphones that became famous and people actually owned them to stand out of the crowd.