A custom iPhone 18 Pro Max plated in 18K rose gold and set with a ruby between its three cameras is priced at around $7,200 for the 2TB version in Vietnam.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max is part of G'Ace's Prime collection, a limited run of 199 devices. Plated in 18K rose gold and adorned with a ruby, the customized handset is priced at around $7,200 for the 2TB version in Vietnam.
It took a team of artisans nine days to complete the device. Rather than retaining the original aluminum frame components, which are more susceptible to damage, the craftsmen replaced all load-bearing exterior parts with premium metals such as stainless steel and titanium to improve structural durability while giving the phone a more solid, substantial feel in the hand.
The centerpiece of the customized iPhone is a ruby set between its three rear cameras. Experienced gemstone cutters shaped the stone to the Trillion Cut standard, producing an equilateral triangle measuring 6.3mm on each side and weighing 0.79 carats.
The three camera surrounds were completely redesigned and made from 304L stainless steel combined with highly durable titanium.
With the exception of Apple's Camera Control button, whose original touch-sensitive construction was retained, all of the phone's other physical buttons were remade in sturdy stainless steel instead of aluminum alloy.
Both the upper and lower edges of the handset have been plated in rose gold, while the buttons along the left side have also been replaced with stainless steel components.
This particular iPhone 18 Pro Max is numbered 99 in the limited collection of 199 units worldwide.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone 18 Pro officially went on sale in Vietnam on Sept. 18. Retailers have reported shortages of the two new color options, wine red and ice blue, with customers seeking these versions having to wait for the next shipment.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max is still being delivered to customers who placed pre-orders before the launch. Those ordering Apple's new iPhone now may have to wait until mid-October, or even beyond November, to receive their devices.
This 18K rose gold-plated iPhone 18 Pro Max is priced at around $7,200 for the 2TB version.
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The team of artisans spent nine days creating the device. Instead of retaining the more damage-prone aluminum frame components, they replaced all load-bearing exterior parts with premium metals such as stainless steel and titanium to improve structural durability and give the handset a more solid, substantial feel.
The centerpiece of the iPhone is a ruby set between its three cameras. Experienced gemstone cutters shaped it to the Trillion Cut standard, creating an equilateral triangle measuring 6.3mm on each side and weighing 0.79 carats.The three camera surrounds were completely redesigned using 304L stainless steel combined with highly durable titanium.With the exception of Apple's Camera Control button, whose original touch-sensitive construction was retained, all other physical buttons were remade in sturdy stainless steel instead of aluminum alloy.The upper edge of the phone has been plated in rose gold.The lower edge of the phone after being plated in rose gold.The left side of the handset, with its buttons replaced by stainless steel components.This iPhone 18 Pro Max is numbered 99 in a limited collection of 199 units worldwide. Photos: Quoc Phan