Luxury afficianado Stuart Hughes completely revamps the iPad 2 into what is the most expensive tablet ever. Called the iPad 2 Gold History Edition, here’s what it looks like: More »

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From Stuart Hughes, who is sort of known now as the supplier of really expensive designs like this, besides the fact that they usually end up a bit gaudy that I doubt anyone in their right mind would really buy one. The mockup of this iPad 2 gets points for being one of the most ridiculous ones I’ve seen, mainly for the Tyrannosaurus thigh bone inside. Not joking. More »

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Stuart Hughes just wants to grab some of the media’s attention with his ostentatious, bejeweled pieces of top selling gadgets. His £21,995 solid 24kt gold iPhone 4 does away with his usually gaudy names, but its construction is not any less sparkling. More »

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How much platinum should £319,995 acquire? Stuart Hughes believes that 7kgs of the solid, silvery precious metal suffices appetites for ultra excess. In a world economy (Britain included) where unemployment is dangerously high, who has the funds for the MacBook Air Platinum Edition? More »

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Stuart Hughes is back again to offer a non-existent £12,995 white iPhone 4G with diamonds. I wonder how long it would take for Hughes to deliver the unavailable white 32Gb iPhone if someone put down £12,995 today. More »

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Like most of Stuart Hughes‘ extravagant items, the solid platinum £299,995 iPad SUPREME Edition may exist only in his mind, but it is a fun conversation piece. More »

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Stuart Hughes’ £129,995 solid Gold iPad SUPREME Edition has been floating around for a few days, but I was hesitant to cover it because of Computer-Choppers‘ believable claims that Hughes’ eye-popping MacBook Air fabrications are fake. More »

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Stuart Hughes‘ Supreme Ice Edition MacBook Air in platinum might be fake, but the English jeweler is not stopping. The MacBook Air SUPREME FIRE Edition is £219,995. More »

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That is $208,592 USD by XE’s reckoning. Stuart Hughes is not content working with simple gold –so, platinum is his precious metal of choice for this diamond encrusted Apple MacBook Air. More »

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A £1,930,000 phone should be able to print money, do your laundry, and chauffeur you around. Stuart Hughes’ Iphone 3GS SUPREME Rose does nothing that a regular iPhone 3GS cannot do, but at $3 million dollars, it proves that its owner is filthily rich. More »

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Stuart Hughes’ jewelry piece, the PS3 SUPREME is the world’s most expensive Playstation 3 at £199,995 ($320,000 USD). Please be cautious when inserting Blu-Ray discs into the drive because the 58 diamonds totaling 26 carats mounted on either side of the load-in slot might scratch them. More »

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How would Nintendo’s humble plumber mascot feel about his console in bejeweled form for £300k? Mario Luigi would probably be tripping worse than when powered up on magic mushrooms. More »

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