This artistic masterpiece Caviar iPhone costs just over Rs 7 lakhs

Caviar has been one customisation brand that every iPhone owner dreams of getting their hands on. The phones are undoubtedly, ridiculously expensive, but for the money that you spend, you get a phone which would better be called an artistic masterpiece. Joining the long line of awe-inspiring phones, is the Spiritual Heritage collection from Caviar, which draws inspiration from spiritual symbolism.

The "Spiritual Heritage" collection will put you in awe

This latest series transforms Apple’s modern marvels into ornate masterpieces. These designs are called, Reverence, Medina, and OM, adorned with intricate gold engravings, regal iconography, and the unmistakable shimmer of 24K gold. Starting at $8,340, which equates to around, Rs 7,11,511, each device feels less like a smartphone and more like a relic from a bygone imperial era.

The three phones come with their own unique homage to spiritual symbols and beliefs. The Reverence edition, coloured in black and silver, is an homage to the Islamic divine presence, and the Medina variant features draws from Middle Eastern Islamic art and architecture. The OM variant is inspired by balance and mindfulness, which are some of the core elements of Buddhism and Hinduism.

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They’re cultural touchstones, meant to carry “spiritual and cultural heritage” into the rhythm of modern life. Whether they also inherit a touch of sacred resilience against daily drops and scratches remains an open question.

Still, it’s hard not to admire the audacity. In a tech landscape increasingly obsessed with minimalism, Caviar’s maximalism feels, paradoxically, refreshing. There’s a rare conviction here, which transpires in a belief that luxury should be seen, felt, and celebrated, not just whispered about in discreet spec sheets.

Of course, this experience isn’t aimed at the everyday consumer. Most of us will still clutch our budget cases and scuffed screens. But in a world of mass-produced “premium” devices, maybe there’s something almost authentic about a company that leans so heavily into history, craftsmanship, and spectacle.

Because sometimes, a phone isn’t just a gadget. It’s a story, a statement, and maybe, if you squint hard enough, a little piece of living history tucked into your palm.