The most expensive iPad Mini case

If you are a fan of Apple products, you probably heard of their latest lauch, the iPad Mini. But if you are also a fan of unusual gadgets, this case can for sure make you iPad unique.

Following on from a US$100,00 gemstone-set iPhone case, the Natural Sapphire Company has unveiled an 18K high-polished white gold iPad Mini case set with 3,328 natural Sri Lanka blue sapphires with a total weight of 599 carats.

An Apple logo on the case is set with 50 round brilliant diamonds weighing five carats. The Natural Sapphire Company stated that this iPad Mini case in the bigger and "better" version of the iPhone 5 case and is prices at $700,00.

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