Cheap cellular phones? Think again!


Even if I can’t stand the idea of cell phones polished with all sorts of unusual ornaments, such as Swarovski crystals or precious stones (diamonds, emeralds, sapphires or God knows what other similar jewels), I can completely understand the fact that people can and actually do love such devices. And I just can’t blame them for their preferences, as long as they’re based on strong beliefs. On the other hand, I suppose I shouldn’t care why they would rather spend thousands of dollars on cell phones that are adorned with diamonds than having a regular one, just like all regular people do.

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Therefore, for those who are interested in expensive cell phones, here it is a brand new suggestion: Nokia Royal, the newest member of the Nokia Arte family. If you remember the Carbon Arte, which was presented to you on a previous occasion, then you’ll be glad to know that this one is even more luxurious, because, compared to Carbon, which was covered in carbon, Royal has benefited a… royal treatment. This means you have in front of your eyes a cell phone dressed up in platinum and fixed with eight platinum screws, which are all handcrafted.



In addition, on the sides of the device you can observe tiny little sparkling stones, more precisely approximately 1160 diamonds. Or 8.2 carats, as you prefer. And this is not everything: what makes it even more special is the handmade box, made of granite and leather.

As I told you before, I am not very much into this type of handsets, but then again… who asked me? Not to mention the fact that the huge number of diamonds adorning the Royal or the Carbon won’t convert them into cheap cellular phones. On the contrary.

Nokia Royal Arte is manufactured in the United Kingdom, by Goldstriker’s Stuart and Katherine Hughes, and will be sold in a special limited edition, consisting of only 50 handsets. The device is expected to become available on January 31.

(Source: unwiredview.com)



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