Caviar has presented a concept collection for the first foldable iPhone Ultra, even though Apple has not officially announced the smartphone yet. The brand is working from current leaks: the device is expected to use a book-style format with a small outer screen for quick actions and a larger flexible display inside. A new hinge and flexible glass are also mentioned, both meant to make the crease almost invisible.
Caviar’s main idea is to keep the iPhone recognizable even in a new form factor. According to the brand, a folding body could make the device look too similar to other smartphones of this type, so every version is planned to feature a raised Apple logo. The part of the body where the hand rests when the phone is opened would be finished in hand-treated natural crocodile leather.
The collection includes four designs. Dark Cherry uses wine-purple crocodile leather and elements coated with 999 gold. Titan focuses on black crocodile leather, matte aerospace titanium and a protective PVD coating. Silver combines 925 silver with black crocodile leather, while Gold is dedicated to Apple’s 50th anniversary and uses carbon fiber with gold threads plus a raised logo made of 750 gold.
Caviar is also offering a broader color palette than the standard iPhone Ultra is expected to have. If Apple, according to rumors, sticks to black and white finishes, the custom versions will add extra accents, including the Dark Cherry shade linked to the future iPhone 18 Pro. For now, all details about the foldable iPhone itself remain unofficial and may change before release.
The exact launch timing for the collection has not been announced. Preorders already give a sense of the price, though: the Titan version is priced at 849,000 rubles, while Gold starts at 969,000 rubles. The presentation itself shows that luxury brands are already getting ready for a foldable iPhone and see it as the next big target for expensive custom work.