Gold iPhone 18 Pro Max: Every Design in the Collection, With Real Prices

The Gold iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max range runs through the same eight design collections as the Gold iPhone Duo — Prime, Rhodium, Classic, Ecstasy, Exotic Leather, Mother of Pearl, Carbon Fiber, and Evil Eye — each with its own name and price. Here’s the complete visual lineup with real photos, real prices, and direct links to every product page.

All Eight Gold iPhone 18 Pro Max Collections

Imperial (Prime)

$4,090–$5,490

Nocturne Edition (Rhodium)

$2,799–$3,799

Deep Blue
(Classic)

Deep Blue (Classic)

$2,890–$4,290

IconixEdge (Ecstasy)

$4,990–$14,890

Exotic Noble (Exotic Leather)

$4,390–$5,790

Royale (Mother of Pearl)

$4,390–$5,790

CarbonFiber Victory

$4,390–$5,790

Seraphic Hamsa Blessing (Evil Eye)

$3,255–$7,310

Real Prices at a Glance

The Non-Folding Body Behind Every Design

Unlike the Gold iPhone Duo, the 18 Pro and Pro Max start from a standard non-folding iPhone chassis, which is part of why these prices exist at all without the extra hinge-related plating work our Duo plating breakdown covers. Every one of these eight collections is applied to a flat, single-panel body — the same underlying 18 Pro or Pro Max hardware in every case, with the design collection changing only the surface treatment.

Where This Sits Against Other Gold iPhone Coverage

If you’re comparing across the whole iPhone lineup rather than just the 18 Pro Max, our full Gold iPhone price breakdown by tier covers where this range sits against other models, and the Gold iPhone Air vs. Gold iPhone 18 Pro comparison covers the model-line decision directly. You can also browse the full Gold iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max category page for every configuration and metal finish.

Same Structure, Same Logic as the Duo Range

Because the 18 Pro Max collection mirrors the Duo collection exactly — same eight names, same price bands, same three metal finishes per design — the decision logic is identical: pick your budget tier first (Nocturne Edition under $3,000, Deep Blue in the high-$2,000s to low-$4,000s, the four mid-tier material collections around $4,390–$5,790, and IconixEdge as the wildcard that can run from mid-tier to the most expensive phone in either range), then choose the material story that appeals to you within that tier.

Ordering and Finish Selection

As with the Duo range, choosing a design collection and choosing a metal finish are separate steps — pick the design first (Imperial, Nocturne Edition, Deep Blue, IconixEdge, Exotic Noble, Royale, CarbonFiber Victory, or Seraphic Hamsa Blessing), then select 24K gold, rose gold, or platinum at no price difference within that design. Every configuration is custom-plated to order rather than pulled from stock, consistent with the rest of Leronza’s catalog, so confirm current lead times directly if you’re ordering against a deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions

The 18 Pro and Pro Max range gives you the exact same eight design decisions as the Duo lineup, without the foldable form factor. If price parity across both phone bodies matters to your decision, it’s a wash — the real choice comes down to whether you want a fold or a standard body, not which one costs more.