Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:22AM EDT
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People aren't "blinging" their gadgets like they used to. Two years ago, gals everywhere were sending their gadgets off to places like NYC Peach to get a $300 Swarovski makeover, but now their idea of bling requires a trip to the jewelry store.
I recently told you about XEXOO's $10,000 customized iPod shuffle covered in pure solid 18 carat gold, and exactly a month later, I hear about another jeweler generating buzz with his latest creation: a $40,000 diamond covered iPod shuffle.
Heyerdahl Jewelers calls the white and pink gold, diamond covered iPod shuffle the iDiamond. Currently the world's most expensive iPod, the iDiamond is set with a total of 430 diamonds: 312 diamonds cover the player itself, and 118 diamonds adorn the white earbuds. Judging by the picture, the player is supposed to be worn like a diamond necklace, which is odd because the iPod shuffle has a clip on the back. I'm guessing you could wear it either way, and at $40,000 you probably should wear it everyday, any way you want it. IDiamond is for sale at Heyerdahl in Norway, and will be on display in stores until October 1.Â
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