Caviar releases a cloisonné-style iPhone Duo, with only 8 units available worldwide.

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Fast Technology reported that luxury customization brand Caviar recently launched its new “World Treasures” series of iPhone Duo foldable phones. One of the customized models, named “Jingtai Blue,” is inspired by the traditional Chinese cloisonné art. It features an 18K gold decorative frame and a blue background with colorful enamel floral patterns. Only 8 units will be produced worldwide.

According to Caviar’s official website, the Jingtai Blue design is inspired by the cloisonné enamel art of the Ming Dynasty in China. The overall design uses a deep blue background, complemented by symmetrically arranged colorful floral patterns, and outlines the details of the patterns with gold lines, presenting the visual effect of traditional cloisonné enamel art.

In terms of materials, the watch features an 18K gold decorative frame that separates the colorful enamel patterns from the body, while highlighting the overall symmetrical aesthetic. Caviar stated that the decorations were handcrafted by artisans, reinterpreting traditional decorative art from 15th-century Ming Dynasty China through meticulous color matching and pattern treatment.

In terms of pricing, the cloisonné-themed iPhone Duo starts at $80,290, which is approximately RMB 536,200 at the current exchange rate. Only 8 units will be produced worldwide. The phone also comes with exclusive Caviar Supreme packaging, including a lockable outer box with 24K gold plating and a blue gift box made of wood and leather.

It is understood that the World Treasures series includes four customized models. In addition to cloisonné, the series also includes Qasr Al Noor, which draws inspiration from Middle Eastern palace decoration art; Omkara, which incorporates traditional Indian cultural elements; and Dali, which pays tribute to the surrealist artist Salvador Dalí.

The other three models are each limited to seven units, and are made of different materials such as platinum, 18K gold, jewel enamel, and natural diamonds. Among them, the Dali version starts at $90,290, making it the most expensive model in the series.

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