Love the Apple iPhone Duo? Here are 5 wildly expensive customised options you can buy

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Caviar has unveiled nine custom iPhone Duo models, with prices ranging from $13,410 to $18,840.

Apple iPhone Duo Liquid Metal is the most expensive model at $18,840, featuring a sculpted sterling silver design and a limited run of 17 units.

Other models include the Steve Jobs-inspired 'iPhone Duo Jobs', a camera-less Ultimate edition, and Gold and Silver trims with premium materials.

Love the Apple iPhone Duo? Here are 5 wildly expensive customised options you can buy

Apple unveiled its first foldable handset, the iPhone Duo, at its September 2026 event. The company will start accepting pre-orders for the smartphone in India from October 16, with availability scheduled for October 23. Ahead of the official release, Caviar has already unveiled custom versions of the iPhone Duo crafted from premium materials and costing more than four to five times Apple’s stock iPhone Duo.

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Caviar has unveiled nine custom iPhone Duos ranging from $13,410 to a whopping $18,840. These devices come in premium packaging, made of materials such as gold, leather and wood. If you are also planning to buy a custom iPhone Duo, here are the top 5 custom models you can check out.

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iPhone Duo Liquid Metal

The most expensive of the lot at $18,840 (roughly Rs 18.15 lakh), the iPhone Duo ‘Liquid Metal’ has a sterling silver sculpted build that depicts frozen motion in a mirror finish, which can shift reflections at different angles to enhance the design’s presence of depth. This limited edition piece will have 17 units.

iPhone Duo Jobs

This 50th Anniversary Edition custom iPhone Duo ‘Jobs’ is sculpted in tribute to Apple’s founder Steve Jobs. The rear panel is made of PVD-coated titanium. The frame, upper panel and other decorative elements are crafted from polished titanium and get a “guilloché” engraving.

“Its central feature is a sculptural 3D Apple logo containing a fragment of Steve Jobs’ legendary black turtleneck,” Caviar said. The model also gets an engraved signature of Jobs and can prove a rare collectable for Apple fans. Limited to just 9 pieces, the model starts at $15,560 (about Rs 15 lakh).

iPhone Duo Ultimate (camera-less)

Plus, the ‘Ultimate’ edition brings a brushed finish on the back and is made of titanium. For added minimalism, this version misses out on cameras for photography and videography. Limited to 19 pieces, this unit will start at $13,990 (roughly Rs 13.5 lakh). There is also a ‘Titanium’ iPhone Duo trim ($13,410, roughly Rs 12.9 lakh) which offers natural crocodile leather in a deep black finish on the rear and gets camera sensors.

iPhone Duo Gold

The ‘Gold’ iPhone Duo from Caviar gets natural leather, a “carbon-based composite”, and offers a 24K gold-plated titanium body, frame and elements around the camera module. The Apple logo is made from 18K gold. It starts at $15,130 (about Rs 14.6 lakh).

In the gold trims, there are two more models: ‘Dark Cherry’ ($13,840, about Rs 13.35 lakh) and ‘Karat’ ($13,700, roughly Rs 13.2 lakh). The Dark Cherry brings the much-hyped cherry colour of the iPhone 18 Pro series to the iPhone Duo with Caviar’s own twist (wine-purple crocodile leather), while the Karat features black leather on the rear. These models get 24K gold-plated decorative elements.

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iPhone Duo Silver

The ‘Silver’ trim gets a sterling silver coating with a crocodile leather finish. Caviar claims the Apple logo is finished in silver and the upper panel and frame are crafted from silver. This variant starts from $14,840 (rouhgly Rs 14.3 lakh). There is also the ‘Magenta’ with raspberry-pink crocodile leather and 925 sterling silver construction. “Magenta is created for a woman who chooses bold colour, rare materials, and expressive luxury,” Caviar stated.

Vikas Yadav

Vikas Yadav

Vikas, a Copy Editor at Digit, writes to express his interest in technology. He covers consumer-centric tech news while hunting the day's most "VFM" smartphone deal. Plus, this curious geek enjoys digging into the last-mile intricacies of latest gadgets. Before Digit, he reported for Jagran English. Off work, you'll find him emotionally attached to historical sites or lost in tales of India's past. Simply put, tech is his 9-to-5, the rest is history. View Full Profile