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Close-up of the world's first gold-plated iPhone 17 Pro Max from a Vietnamese manufacturer

For the first time, Vietnam has made its mark on the global luxury manufacturing map with the appearance of the world's first gold-plated iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Báo Thanh niênBáo Thanh niên22/09/2025

The work was made by Thang Eric, founder of the G'Ace International brand. Notably, the entire manufacturing process was completed in just 2 consecutive days, an unprecedented record.

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Designer Thang Eric with the world's first gold iPhone 17

Photo: TL

Upon its launch, this special iPhone version impressed with its shiny surface, a harmonious combination of high-quality metal and 18K rose gold plating. This is the opening piece for the “MONARCH” collection, limited to only 199 units worldwide, bearing the mark of “made in Vietnam”.

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Record completed after only 2 days of continuous production

To maintain the spirit of Apple's precise design, the designer Thang Eric and his team analyzed, measured and processed every detail in a short time as previously announced. After disassembling, the G'Ace International team said that the frame, camera cluster, SIM tray, buttons were made of Series 7 aluminum and the back cover Ceramic Shield...

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Complete gold-plated iPhone 17 Pro Max model

Photo: TL

To enhance durability and aesthetics, G'Ace decided to replace the back with 304L stainless steel, which is precisely cut and polished by hand to perfection before being coated with gold. The entire Series 7 aluminum frame of the device is also treated with micro-polishing technology, then coated with alloy and 18K rose gold (68.3%).

In particular, small details such as the camera bezel, buttons or Apple logo are all CNC machined from Titanium GR5, providing superior durability and sophisticated finishing. Thanks to that, every corner of the device achieves high precision, maintaining synchronization with the original design but wearing a completely new luxurious look.

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Every corner of the machine is finished to perfection.

Photo: TL

Passion from Vietnamese makers

Not only stopping at the technique, what makes this product special lies in the passion and dedication of the maker. According to maker Thang Eric, putting gold, titanium or even diamonds into the iPhone is not to show off the material but to enhance the value of the experience, turning the phone, which is a technological tool, into a living symbol, reflecting the class and aesthetic taste of the owner.

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Each finished product is carefully marked.

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He shared: “Each iPhone, when crafted by us, is not just a device, but also becomes a statement of personality, a style icon and a personal story of each owner. My team and I worked tirelessly for 2 days to create this work, with the belief that Vietnam is completely capable of creating masterpieces of international value.”

With the MONARCH version, the world's first gold-plated iPhone 17 Pro Max is not only a testament to sophisticated craftsmanship, but also a source of pride when Vietnam's name is engraved in a global milestone, where technology and art blend into masterpieces.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/can-canh-iphone-17-pro-max-ma-vang-dau-tien-the-gioi-cua-nha-che-tac-viet-185250922151442764.htm


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