The Australian gold mining crowd clearly has more money than sense, as it's been revealed the iPhone 3GS Supreme Rose - a snip at £1.93 million - has been commissioned from the Goldstriker team.

This version beats the previously commissioned...

Following the iPhone Supreme, iPod touch Supreme, Wii Supreme and PS3 Supreme, the team behind Goldstriker has now revealed the Nokia Supreme.

You know the drill by now - gadget gets covered in precious metal and gems resulting in an astronomical...

It was inevitable really. The Goldstriker team, guilty of previously producing a £1.92 million iPhone Supreme, three £139,995 iPod touch Supremes, and most recently the £300k Nintendo Wii Supreme have turned their Midas-tinged sights to the PS3.

The...

It seems that until someone makes them stop, the Goldstriker team intend to bling their way across the spectrum of popular consumer electronics.

As well as attacking an iPhone with gold and diamonds and a similarly shiny end to three iPod...

Following on from the news about the £1.92 million iPhone we brought you recently, the team behind Goldstriker have announced a decidedly more  affordable option with the launch of the iPod touch "Supreme"

The whole body of the audio device...

You're looking at the world's most expensive mobile phone, the iPhone 3GS "Supreme" as created by Goldstriker's Stuart Hughes.

Commissioned by an anonymous Australian gold mining magnate, the handset was priced at £1.92 million and was...

We've seen white Bolds, pink Bolds and yellow Bolds but now BlackBerry's popular smartphone has been given a serious case of the blues by Katherine Hughes of Republic Fashion.

The Blackberry Royal Blue Edition is all about Everton football...

Yet another uber-luxurious phone is on offer with the news that four craftsmen have created a the world's first 18ct solid rose gold iPhone 3GS complete with copious amounts of diamonds.

The luxury offering contains approximately 150 grams...

Just plating something in precious metals isn't enough to grab headlines anymore evidently, as one Liverpool-based designer has taken an iPhone to the next level.

Stuart Hughes, the chap behind all the Goldstriker blinging that's been going...

Nokia's Carbon Arte has been given the Goldstriker treatment with a platinum and diamond make-over to become the "Nokia Royal".

1160 diamonds - around 8.2 carats in all - adorn the mobile that gets its carbon fibre cover removed and replaced...

Goldstriker has upped its game, as far as pricing goes, and will offer a £12,000 blinged up Nokia 8800 in January.

The Nokia "Princess Edition" will boast 8.2 carats of diamonds on the front and rear, solid platinum for those who think the...

You know the drill by now, Goldstriker takes an iPhone, covers it in precious materials of one kind or another and charges an arm and a leg for it. From left to right you've got black and white diamonds for £3595, ruby and white diamonds for £3095 and...

Goldstriker did it way back in July, but now Continental Mobiles has made a rival blinged up version of the Nokia E71.

There may be no diamonds and jewels, but this limited edition E71 is coated in 24kt gold.

And it's a mere...

Goldstriker has revealed its latest gold-covered mobile - the Samsung SGH-48O - that's been covered in 24ct gold and is on sale now for a smidge under £500.

You're looking at the new iPod touch and 4th gen nano, struck in 24ct gold and 18ct white gold by the folks at Goldstriker.

Prices start from £349 for the nano and £449 for the second gen touch.