The good people at Computer Choppers continue to develop high-end blinged out Apple products. This time, it is a 24kt Gold 3G iPhone.

No price has been released as yet, but you can email them and get a quote. You can see the rear view below.

If you are after even more variety for your iPhone bling, Goldstriker International has several offerings, including standard 24kt gold, white gold and even rose gold, priced from $2,200 – $2,700.

For the ultimate in iPhone bling, you can opt for the Diamond and Ruby offering from Goldstriker International, retailing for a paltry $5,600.

Australian jeweler Peter Aloisson has designed the iPhone Princess Plus.

The iPhone Princess Plus is the world’s most expensive iPhone. It is encrusted with 318 diamonds, with 138 being princess cut, from where it got its name.

The diamonds n this baby total 17.75 carats and are inlaid on 18k white gold. The price is a very reasonable $176,000.

If your budget can’t stretch that far, you can get the down-market version encrusted in brilliant diamonds for the measly sum of $66,000.

If a gold iPhone is not your thing, how about a gold iPod?

If you coupled this with a gold MacBook Pro, you’d be the Paris HIlton of your neighborhood for sure.

The gold iPhone and gold iPod are made by Goldstriker International, a company the specialises in making gold plated products.
Now if Katherine or Stuart are reading this, and would like to donate one of their products, I could write a complete review, hint, hint.

If bling is your thing, the Goldstriker Website is well worth checking out if you want to see what is possible. They have a large range of products, including some really cool diamond encrusted mobile phones that my daughter has taken a shine to.

Have you made so much money from your blogging enterprise and have a burning desire to splash out on that extravagant new MacBook Pro, well this could be just what you have been looking for.

Computer Choppers have created a 24 karat gold plated MacBook Pro, obviously for the person that needs to stand out from the crowd. The plating costs between $1200-$1500 and includes paint matching the keyboard and track pad along with re-engraving the keys. If you still want more bling, you can even have the Apple logo replaced with your own logo in diamonds.