Although Apple has not yet announced its next iPhone models, the luxury goods manufacturer Caviar is already accepting orders for heavily modified versions of the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and Apple's anticipated foldable iPhone.
Caviar has unveiled its Royal Colors collection for the iPhone 18 Pro family, offering designs named Emperor, King, Black Prince, and Pharaoh. Depending on the chosen model, the phones can combine materials such as crocodile or python leather, titanium, and a double coating of 24-karat gold. Caviar reports that each design from the Royal Colors collection will be limited to only 18 units.
Current prices start from $10,060, which is about 36,945 dirhams, for the Black Prince and Pharaoh models, while the Consul model is priced at $10,840, approximately 39,810 dirhams.
Significantly higher in cost are the devices Caviar calls the iPhone Ultra—a name for the widely discussed first foldable iPhone from Apple. Options include Titanium, Dark Cherry, Karat, Magenta, Silver, Gold, and a special Jobs version. Prices for these devices range from $13,840, about 50,827 dirhams, to $15,990, approximately 58,723 dirhams.
Caviar claims to have received high-precision physical mockups of both upcoming devices and is already adapting its decorative panels and materials to them. However, it should be noted that some specifications published on its website are rumors and leaks.
The Ultra page on the company's site indicates an internal display size of 7.8 inches, a 5.3-inch protective screen, a titanium construction, two rear cameras with 48 MP resolution, and a battery capacity of 5,800 mAh. It also states an A20 Pro processor built on a 3nm process. This contradicts other rumors that Apple's A20 generation will use a newer 2nm process from TSMC.
More reliable reports support several general assumptions, including the debut of the iPhone 18 Pro and the foldable iPhone in September, a reduced Dynamic Island, variable aperture camera technology, and the A20 chip on a 2nm process.
Caviar goes further by stating that Apple will unveil the iPhone 18 Pro on September 9th. As of August 9th, Apple itself had not announced a September event; its official events page still listed previous presentations, not the key iPhone 2026 event.
Thus, while the gold, leather, and five-figure prices are quite real, the hardware under them has not yet been officially confirmed by Apple.
