One comes set with dazzling rose-cut diamonds, while the other blends the digital and physical worlds. Take your pick.
The Halo of Light’s lenses were reportedly cut from a single 200-carat diamond. A 300-carat Colombian emerald is believed to have been used for the Gate of Paradise.A micro-OLED system with 23 million pixels in two displays. It’s like a 4K TV for each eye. Gems. And what best complements gems? More gems. It’s believed that the lenses were set in new silver and gold frames in 1890 and surrounded by rose-cut diamonds.
An unknown prince of the Mughal Empire, a dynasty founded in 1526 that ruled much of South Asia for over 300 years.Tim Cook, CEO ofJustin Sullivan/Getty ImagesScholars say the diamond lenses were designed to help wearers reach enlightenment, while the emerald version protected against evil. So basically a 17th-century version of the red kabbalah bracelet everyone was wearing in the early 2000s.According to Apple, the new headset “seamlessly blends digital content with the physical world.
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