20 June 2008 13:48 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Headphones can get pretty pricey - but it's normally what's inside that pushes the cost up. Not with the "iDiamond ear" though as these earphones are blinged to the max.Each pair is set with 204 diamonds, adding up to a total of 1,65 carats. “iDiamond ear” will be produced in a limited edition series of 1000 numbered pairs for exclusivity and are created using 18 carat white and rosé gold.
A pair of the uber-luxurious audio accessories will cost you 4950 euros or $7200 which works out to about £3900 - which is a pre-tax price.
The "iDiamond ear" earphones are available at leading jewellery stores worldwide right now. Watcha waiting for? Audio, GeekBooTeek, Jewellery, Heyerdahl, Headphones




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