ⓘ Caviar, edited with Nano Banana Pro
Caviar’s latest collection gives the iPhone Pro (Max) a luxury makeover.
Caviar has unveiled its limited-edition Contrast collection for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, featuring five premium designs made with titanium, carbon fiber and gold accents. Each variant is limited to 50 units only and comes with a steep price tag.
Luxury brand Caviar, known for customizing high-end consumer electronics, has just unveiled a new luxury line based on Apple’s recently launched iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. Named “Contrast Edition”, the collection is framed by Caviar as a joint tribute to Apple’s 50th anniversary and the customizer’s own 15th.
Five variants are available, each limited to just 50 units. Titanium Grey combines a grey chassis with a brushed black titanium rear insert, while Black Moon sports a silver titanium insert and PVD-coated Apple logo. Two carbon-fiber models are also offered: Sky Blue pairs a dark forged-carbon panel with a light blue body, while Dark Red adds purple-veined carbon fiber and a 24-karat gold logo.
Gold Wine is the collection’s most extravagant option, adding a jewelry-alloy insert with double 999 fine gold plating to a deep wine-colored chassis. Of course, Caviar leaves the iPhone’s internal hardware and specifications unchanged, meaning that buyers are paying purely for a cosmetic finish, packaging and a collector’s item rather than any functional upgrade.
Gold WineCaviar’s premium packaging
Pricing starts at $7,130 for the 256GB Titanium Grey and Black Moon models. Sky Blue also starts at $7,130, while Dark Red costs $7,410 and Gold Wine reaches $7,840. All models are available to order globally via Caviar’s official website, with a 1-year warranty.
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