Diamonds inspire everywhere – from jewelry to politics, from fashion to popular culture. But here’s the latest addition: diamond-inspired technology.

A diamond encrusted iPhone has the world raising their eyebrows as to how someone could possibly afford such an expensive (albeit gorgeous) piece of technology. It has over five hundred individual flawless diamonds, coming in at a total of one hundred carats all together. The navigation sight was created out of platinum and the phone displays a single cut 7.4 carat pink diamond. The person who buys the phone also has the option to swap it out for a rare, eight carat single cut flawless diamond.

memorial diamonds are made from human hair and ashes. Learn more about memorial diamonds

An outdoor treasure hunt whose prize is a pricey diamond ring will take place in downtown Stamford, Connecticut on June 18. The diamond giveaway is sponsored by a local jewelry store.

A luxury iPad covered in diamonds hits the market at $1.2 million. The golden and diamond iPad is among a line of electronic computer gadgets made for the luxury consumer markets.

A quantum computer has been built inside a diamond by a mutlinational science team.

Three-dimensional (3D) printing technology has been used to create wedding rings.