iPhone 6 with diamonds available for $3.5M

They say diamonds are a girl's bestfriend, and an iPhone 6 embellished with diamonds will surely make any girl happy. Goldgenie, a company doing high-end customizations of some tech devices, introduced the limited edition Diamond Ecstasy, the perfect gift to make a romantic celebration truly unforgettable. 

"This limited edition model is available in Platinum and Rose Gold, along with 24k Gold and we are inviting clients to participate in the creative process and customize their iPhone exactly to their preferences," Goldgenie posted on its website. "This range and bespoke service is to cater to clients who have a taste for emeralds, rubies and other precious and semi-precious stones, along with rare colored diamonds." 

While the price depends on the value of stones selected to be put on the handset, this bling-bling can cost as much as $3.5 million, the price of the iPhone excluded. For those who find the price pretty steep, the company is offering an entry-level version that costs $15,200. 

Goldgenie will customize a handset's casing according to one's desired design and preference. Consumers can also choose precious stones and the amount of diamonds to be placed on the handset. As a treat, the company also throws in free laser engraving on the back panel of the iPhone. 

The company already received five orders for the entry-level of the iPhone 6 Diamond Ecstasy, three of which were of 24-karat gold and two rose golds. The company also accepts customizations of other smartphones and devices, and interested customers can just head to their website for a quote. 

Meanwhile, Apple's iPhone 6 was announced in September boasting 5 inch screen display, A8 processor and M8 graphics co-processor, 8 MP camera, and TouchID fingerprint sensor. The smartphone runs with iOS 8 that delivers new features like ApplePay and iHealth.

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