The growing economy in Japan has not only brought a drastic change in people’s lifestyle there, but demands for the luxurious devices have also grown at the same time. Driven by this fact, the chief giant of the mobile world Nokia has directed its luxury phone division, Vertu to focus in the Japanese markets, even after stepping out of Japan in 2008.

Thus, Nokia is other way round present in Japan having its prying-eyed on the ever-growing market there. Now, as directed, Vertu, taking full advantage of ever-growing market, has uncovered its 4 stylish and elegant golden mobile phones which are christened as Kikusui, Kinko, Daigo and Nanten. So if you are Japanese and have a liking for luxurious and exquisite handsets then the latest offerings from Vertu would surely let you grin from ear to ear.

As per the media reports, each distinct design available in the 4 handsets defines a varied time of year. Claimed to be an ultra-limited range, this has been uncloaked to celebrate 1st anniversary of company’s flagship store in Tokyo, Ginza next month. All these newest as well as greatest pieces of technology have been built of Japan-made gold lacquerwork.

On the price front, all these stunning handsets are available to grapple at the price of 20 mln yen, which is about $2,15,000 for each. In addition, the users are also free to take in free domestic calls. Vertu is also reported to put for sale only four of these handsets at the world level.

As we all know that the luxurious handsets are not generally crammed with striking traits, but they come with a very hefty price tag because of the precious materials utilized to build them and the craftsmanship done on them. Now that the newest handsets have been built of gold, the users only keep this in mind at the time of analyzing them. But whatever be the case, the latest pieces of jewelry comes in an attractive and appealing appearance and would definitely impress those who are very much fond of the luxury devices.

Though high-priced, but with these beautiful pieces of technology and the services, Vertu would for sure make a niche in the market there.