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Friday March 6, 2009
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 Who said anything about a troubled economy? Austrian jeweler Peter Aloisson has crafted the "Kings Button," a diamond-encrusted iPhone whose name refers to the 6.6-carat diamond planted on top of the handset's Home button, MSNBC reports.
The jeweler also remade the case out of solid 18-carat yellow, white, and rose gold. Meanwhile, 138 cut diamonds (all of which are color "F," whatever that means) form a swirling pattern as they encircle the case and the Home button diamond.
This gaudy beauty makes a great present at a cool $2.5 million, and is the perfect upgrade for owners of the I Am Rich app in Apple's App Store. I have nothing else to say about this.
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March 6, 2009 7:59 AM
Colour F means that the diamonds are practically colourless.
"White"/"colourless" diamonds are coded according to their tint. The code starts at D (perfectly colourless - very rare) and ends at Z (pale yellow). In general, the more yellow the diamond, the lower the cost.
March 6, 2009 8:03 AM
@Diamond: Thanks! Shows you what I know. I'll stick to gadgets. :)
March 8, 2009 3:24 PM
So, does that void the warranty? :P
March 12, 2009 1:52 PM
Plse. i need the store phone numbers to the stores in Brooklyn, i need to buy or become a customer.
Thanks.
March 20, 2009 1:19 PM
h is the lowest quality stone f means lower than h and if its z its died yellow canary diamonds are not shitty at all trust me on this