blackberry bold

So sexy, yeah it hurts. Vaja, the maker of supple leather goods fabulously fit for chic geeks, has some new cases for the BlackBerry Bold.

This model, which cradles the Bold and flips open to reveal the front side, is particularly mouthwatering.

However, the price starts at $75 (lord knows where it stops) and that handcrafting process takes 45 days!

Yeah, it does hurt.

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