Astrology

Caviar introduces zodiac designs for the iPhone Duo.

Caviar has introduced a Zodiac collection for Apple's foldable iPhone Duo, with 12 designs based on astrological signs, Techgenyz reports. Announced on November 1, 2026, the collection lets customers choose a sign and customize a phone with jewelry-inspired details.

The designs include a zodiac wheel and a central medallion, according to Techgenyz. In astrology, the zodiac wheel is a circular diagram of the 12 signs, each associated with a period of the year and symbolic meanings, A Little Spark of Joy notes.

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Materials reshape each sign's design#

A customer's sign selection loads a starting design in Caviar's online configurator, a tool for choosing the phone's finishes, Gadgets 360 reports. The frame, rear panel, zodiac circle and medallion can then be changed, with the price depending on the materials selected.

Gadgets 360 reports that buyers can select titanium or silver for the frame, as well as yellow or rose gold finishes. Rear panel options include forged carbon and leather from crocodile, python or calfskin. The Gadgeteer lists diamonds, sapphires, rubies, crystals, enamel and meteorite among the decorative choices.

The Gadgeteer reports that Caviar puts the number of possible combinations at more than a million for each sign and about 15 million for the collection. According to Techgenyz, the editions serve as starting designs, and customers choosing the same sign can select different materials and receive different price quotes.

Estimates vary by sign and finish#

The default Capricorn design has a forged carbon back and a frame made of black titanium, with an estimated price of $14,800, according to The Gadgeteer. The outlet puts the Aquarius estimate at $18,615 for a design using silver and navy crocodile leather. Both use the 256GB iPhone Duo, which Apple sells from $1,999.

Gadgets 360 lists starting prices of $15,600 for the Aries Aeris model and $15,372 for Libra, also based on the 256GB phone. Those figures are starting points: the final cost depends on the finishes a customer selects, the outlet reports.

The Gadgeteer reports that customers save their completed designs as codes and send them to a Caviar sales manager. The manager then confirms the price before the order starts. Notebookcheck reports that each customized phone receives extra hinge and display testing before dispatch and carries a 12-month warranty.

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