Caviar has unveiled the World Treasures collection based on the iPhone Duo, Apple's latest foldable flagship. The collection's flagship model features a body made of 950 platinum adorned with arabesque patterns. The collection also includes versions featuring gold, jewelry enamel, and natural diamonds.
World Treasures is one of the most expensive smartphone collections in the world. Caviar has transformed the latest iPhone Duo into collectible pieces of jewelry, combining precious metals, natural diamonds, and intricate artisanal techniques.
To create the new iPhone Duo designs, Caviar's designers drew inspiration from the cultural heritage of the Arab world, India, Europe, and China. The collection brings together four artistic traditions: the architectural ornaments of Arab palaces, Indian symbolism, Salvador Dalí's surrealism, and Chinese cloisonné enamel.
Qasr Al Noor (translated as "Palace of Light") is the most expensive model in the collection. Its back panel is crafted from 950 platinum and adorned with arabesque patterns inspired by the architecture of Arab palaces. The floral ornament creates an intricate, rhythmic pattern across the surface, highlighting the cool brilliance of platinum.
The Indian-inspired Omkara is dedicated to the ancient Om symbol, one of the most recognizable sacred symbols in Indian culture. The composition combines it with a lotus flower, a symbol of purity and spiritual growth. The central medallion is crafted using jewelry enamel and adorned with 36 natural diamonds.
The Dali model pays tribute to the work of Salvador Dalí. The foldable iPhone features a gold relief with flowing lines, while the Apple logo is encrusted with 36 diamonds. The Chinese-inspired Jingtai Blue draws on the traditional cloisonné enamel technique known as Jingtai Lan, featuring characteristic blue tones, floral patterns, and gold partitions. The model is limited to just 8 pieces, as the number eight is traditionally associated with luck, well-being, and prosperity in Chinese culture.
In total, Caviar has introduced four versions of the iPhone Duo. Qasr Al Noor, Omkara, and Dali are each limited to 7 pieces, while Jingtai Blue is limited to 8 pieces. The smartphones come in collectible presentation cases featuring decorative elements coated with 24K gold.