Apple has yet to officially announce a foldable iPhone, but that hasn’t stopped luxury customization brand Caviar from imagining what the device could become. Based on persistent supply chain rumors and leaked renders of Apple’s rumored foldable, often referred to as the iPhone Ultra, the company has introduced a new premium collection called Flagship.
Rather than waiting for Apple to reveal its first foldable smartphone, Caviar has designed four exclusive editions that reinterpret the expected device using precious metals, exotic materials and handcrafted finishes. Every model will be produced in an extremely limited run of just 19 units, reinforcing the collector appeal that has become synonymous with the brand.
The entry-level model in the collection is the Titan, priced at $13,840. It combines a black PVD-coated titanium frame with a rear panel covered in black crocodile leather, while the oversized three-dimensional Apple logo becomes the centerpiece of the design. The look remains understated compared to the rest of the lineup, but still carries Caviar’s signature luxurious aesthetic.
Next comes the Dark Cherry, which costs $14,270. This version pairs deep burgundy crocodile leather with 24-karat gold-plated accents, creating a noticeably more striking appearance. According to Caviar, the chosen color is meant to anticipate the rumored Dark Cherry finish expected for Apple’s future iPhone 18 Pro lineup, although Apple has never confirmed such plans.
For buyers looking for even more precious materials, the Silver edition raises the price to $15,270. Here, the upper section of the phone is crafted from sterling silver, while the lower half retains black crocodile leather. Even the Apple logo is made from solid sterling silver, giving the device an unmistakably premium appearance.
At the top of the range sits the Gold model, priced at $15,560. Instead of leather, it features a carbon fiber composite woven with gold threads, a frame finished in 24-karat gold plating and a three-dimensional Apple logo cast from solid 18-karat gold. Caviar says the design pays tribute to Apple’s upcoming 50th anniversary, adding an extra layer of exclusivity to an already extravagant product.
Naturally, all of these creations remain purely conceptual until Apple officially unveils its foldable iPhone. Rumors currently suggest that the company’s first foldable device could debut in the coming years with a book-style form factor, but the company has yet to confirm its existence.
For now, Caviar is accepting inquiries for the Flagship collection, offering luxury collectors the opportunity to reserve one of the world’s most extravagant interpretations of an iPhone that technically doesn’t even exist yet.
via Gizmochina/ Caviar
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