Planning to woo your lady friend with something special this Women’s Day?  Something that only eight other women will have in the whole world? Gresso has such a jewel just in time for the occasion called the Lady Diamond.  And when we talk Gresso, we talk style, glamor, and luxury not features, so the Lady Diamond is no lesser than Gresso’s previous offerings in that aspect.  Clad in brilliant scarlet, the Lady Diamond is made of special titanium alloy and has the 4 navigation keys adorned with diamonds totaling 0.44 carats.  All the functions keys are made with 18k gold and laser etched.  Coming to the features that matter to us guys, this Lady runs on Windows Mobile 6.0, works on GSM900/1800/1900 networks, has 64MB internal memory with up to 2GB expansion, and connectivity tops out with Bluetooth 1.2 and GPRS network speeds.

There are only eight of these available and in Russia only at that.  So if you are a Russian with a fat wallet, 187 rubles (approx. $5325) shouldn’t be a problem at all.

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We have one more expensive phone to show you and this time it’s a Gresso creation, the Skeleton Gold phone. It has 23 functional keys made of 18k gold and a QVGA screen coverd by hand-polished 42k sapphire glass. The Skeleton Gold will run on Windows Mobile 6 and it will feature Bluetooth, MP3 player, a 2 megapixel camera and 2GB of internal memory.

In case you’re interested, the phone is available for purchase but it will cost you quite a lot. You’ll have to hurry with that $4,400 though as only 50 units will be available.

via Gresso

Gresso Skeleton

The phone features Windows Mobile 6.0, Bluetooth 1.2 and a 240×320 display. The brickphone has a titanium alloy case with a transparent back panel which, along with the display, is made of crystal sapphire glass. The stainless steel made battery case has a leather cover and magnet release. Unfortunately, even with all the bling bling the phone is adorned with, it is lacking in style and beauty. Even the gold covered Gresso logo doesn’t make this phone appealing.

Only 15 of the handsets have been made making them extremely hard to get your hands on, notwithstanding the price tag of $5,000. Unfortunately for Gresso, it seems nobody cares to get their hands on it.