24k Gold Diamond-Encrusted Hearing Aid
I doubt my Grandfather would be very keen on wearing this hearing aid even if somebody paid him, but of course there's always somebody out there willing (even if it's only the one person who designed it!). Made by Widex, this digital hearing aid is cast in 24k gold and encrusted with 220 diamonds. And I can't help but notice that Widex gave their logo on the bottom some extra attention, so any admirers will be sure to know where they can get one of their own. Get yours for only $42,590 and let the gawking begin.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
shere Nov 17th 2007 9:44AM
It's about time someone designed something that is prettier for us to wear than a plasic glob that doesn't match anyones skin tone. Hearing impaired or not, I like to look good. Maybe I can't afford the real thing, but what an improvement!!!