Gresso is a manufacturer of luxury devices distinguished by skillful execution in combination with outstanding design. The sky is the limit for Gresso, as the company itself claims, thus it is constantly developing and creating high-tech articles of luxury. Rare materials, high-tech engineering and unique design are the features to single out the devices developed by Gresso Design Studio.

Gresso has had many interesting creations up its sleeves. Its Fashion USB necklace with massive storage of 192GB and diamonds could make many women weak in their knees, but the company didn't stop there, continuing with its tradition, and it is up with yet another mind-boggling USB gadget.

The Pandora collection of GressoDesign claims to be the first-of-its-kind “luxury” device with memory capacity of a whopping 64GB and a fingerprint scanning detector. The collection is represented by two models, the “Pandora in Black” and the “Pandora in Red,” both sporting an exquisite design that will immediately make you fall in love with them.

The “Pandora in Black” USB flash drive is executed of 200 year old African Blackwood and 18K gold. The case is crowned with a splendid white diamond of 0,10K. An outstanding feature of the design is a LED flashing from beneath the diamond to let each facet shine with a magic blue radiance. The “Pandora in Red” is executed of African Red wood and silver, while its case is encrusted with a ravishing ruby.

What both of the models have in common, besides the luxury item label, is the spectacular memory storage space, and the fingerprint scanning options, to make sure that your most precious information is safe. While the black version can be purchased for approximately 10,000 US dollars, the red model goes a lot cheaper, for approximately 1,000 US dollars.


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