Let's get this out of the way: the crown usually belongs to the Falcon Supernova iPhone 6 Pink Diamond Edition. This thing is not a phone; it's a museum piece you can (sort of) text on.
Priced at a cool $48.5 million, it's wrapped in 24-karat gold and studded with a massive pink diamond. Yes, a single diamond from outer space. Well, the diamond actually came from a meteorite, but the phone itself is very much an Earthly flex.
If you drop this phone, you're not just breaking glass—you're shattering a retirement fund. It was created by Falcon, a company that specializes in turning iPhones into jewelry boxes that happen to run iOS.
Wait, But Why Does It Exist?
Honestly? Because someone can do it. There's no rational reason to spend $48 million on a phone when a $1,500 model does the same thing. But luxury isn't about utility; it's about the story.
I mean, who buys this? Probably not your average YouTuber. We're talking about oil barons, royal family members, or people who consider "budget" a dirty word. The kind of folks who hire someone to hold their phone because the diamond might scratch against their watch.
