Rolls Royce Ghost Diamond Stardust Paint at Geneva Motor Show

If you’re the type who values luxury, Rolls Royce has got the most luxurious paint in history displayed at Geneva. This one-off Rolls Royce Ghost is wearing a new paint called Diamond Stardust. It may sound like an acronym from the movies but it actually represents what the paint is made of: 1,000 ethically sourced diamonds crushed into fine powder.

Rolls Royce says that this is the most luxurious and lustrous exterior finish to ever be applied to a car. We have no doubt in the truth of this statement. Rolls Royce spent a lot of time picking the right diamonds and how to crush them properly to powder form to fix with the paint. This was then applied to the top section of the Rolls.

To protect the diamond from had polishing and other elements, Rolls Royce added an extra layer of lacquer. The process for applying this paint adds three days to the normal production process.

Once the paint is applied, Mark Court, the master coachline painter, adds finishing touches to the car by using a squirrel hair brush. Yes, squirrel hair. How they were able to obtain that brush, we are very curious to know.

The end product looks really cool. The diamonds creates an illusion that you’re looking into space, with millions of starts shining right in front of you. It is an embodiment of Rolls Royce class and elegance. The Diamond Stardust is amazing!