Since Nokia’s latest Vertu phone, the Boucheron 150, took ’1000 hours to cut its unique shape, 700 hours for the hand polish and more than 500 hours to hand build’, it’s probably safe to assume it’s a one of a kind.  And thank the freakin’ Gods, because the last thing we need in this massive economic down turn is more over priced crap that only 1% of the population can afford, and more importantly only 1% of that 1% would actually buy considering it’s completely void of any aesthetic appeal.

There’s no word price, but the all Gold phone was built to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Parisian jewelry house Boucheron and comes in a jagged looking wooden case.

[Ubergizmo]