WTF?! Russian luxury accessory brand Caviar is known for taking consumer electronic items—mostly phones—and adding expensive materials before selling them for four- or five-figure sums. Its latest line is the Visionaries collection, which includes a bust of Elon Musk along with an iPhone 13 that are both made from a melted-down Tesla.

Caviar’s Visionaries collection pays tribute to tech luminaries Musk, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, and Alibaba Group co-founder/former executive chairman Jack Ma. In the case of the SpaceX billionaire, the company has created 27 Musk busts .

Elon Musk, allegedly

The busts aren’t instantly recognizable as the billionaire. Still, they do come with a nice black marble base with a double gold-plated plaque bearing Musk’s name, thereby stopping people asking, “who’s that supposed to be?”

The main part of the bust is made from the melted metal sections of a Tesla Model 3, including the hood, doors, and panels, which means you’ll be paying $3,220 for the privilege of having the crypto lover , and occasional hater , smirking at you all day.

For those who can’t get enough of Musk-related products, Caviar is also selling the Tesla Electro , an iPhone 13 Pro that also includes melted-down Tesla parts. Buyers get to admire a portrait of Musk on the back along with the Tesla logo and cars. The Tesla Electro is limited to 99 pieces and sells for $6,760, or just over the price of two Elon Musk busts.

The Steve Jobs and Jack Ma busts cost $1,680 and $1,990, respectively, but they aren’t made from melted Teslas. The Jobs’ iPhone 13 Pro features gold and titanium that pushes its cost to $6,980, while the Jack Ma handset is priced at a monstrous $17,380 because of the 400 sparkling diamonds embedded in its body.

Earlier this year, Caviar revealed a PlayStation 5 encased in 18-karat gold that cost $350,000 , just slightly more than what scalpers charge for one of the standard consoles on eBay.