The Vespa VVB 150 is Covered With 150,000 Swarovski Crystals
References: stonerichgermany & bornrich.org
Stonerichworld, a company based in Germany, has converted a 1961 model Vespa VVB 150 into a sparkling scooter. The scooter contains a whopping 150,000 Swarovski crystals.
Of course, it wasn't an easy task for Stonerichworld to make over the scooter. It took four years, and the company developed a special technique to festoon the crystals onto the original paint of the scooter. If you're curious, the crystal-studded Vespa scooter costs a grand total of $321,150. Pimping just got a whole lot easier with a sparkling scooter.
Of course, it wasn't an easy task for Stonerichworld to make over the scooter. It took four years, and the company developed a special technique to festoon the crystals onto the original paint of the scooter. If you're curious, the crystal-studded Vespa scooter costs a grand total of $321,150. Pimping just got a whole lot easier with a sparkling scooter.
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Luxury Customization — Customizing high-end and luxury products for unique and extravagant experiences.
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Luxury Goods — Targeting customers who are willing to pay a premium for unique and personalized luxury experiences with high-end products.
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Automotive — Incorporating customized design elements like crystals into vehicles for a unique and personalized driving experience.
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Fashion — Incorporating crystals and other sparkling elements into clothing and accessories to create a bling culture and emphasize luxury and style.
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