By Allen Tsai | Tue Mar 10, 2009 2:08 am |
Russian luxury phone maker Gresso today unveiled the Lady Diamond collection, a magenta-colored gold and titanium handset with diamond accents.
The company said the case of the phone is made of titanium -- originally used in the space industry due to its combination of hardness yet extreme lightness.The handset is covered with a magenta diamond-colored ceramic for a sparkling shell. Its navigation keys are made of 18 carat gold and crowned with four white diamonds totaling 0.44 carats. The screen is made from hand-polished 42 carat sapphire glass. Inspired by complicated swiss skeleton watches, the Lady Diamond's open back has a sapphire crystal, allowing customers to view the inner mechanisms. The battery cover has a magnetic lock made of stainless steel and decorated with genuine leather. The name and individual number of each handset is laser-engraved on the metal plate under the battery cover. It runs on Windows Mobile 6 Standard and has a built-in 2.0-megapixel camera, MP3 player, Bluetooth and 2GB of memory. The Gresso Lady Diamond is available now for a retail price of $5,500.
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