Spice comeback album cover cost £1 million

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

London (ANI): It seems that the Spice Girls are determined to make their reunion bombastic in all possible ways. The latest addition to the comeback process is a brand new shimmering cover of the band's greatest hits album. Similar to the cover of their debut album Spice, the new cover has letters carved out of precious jewels, worth 1 million pounds. In the work by top jewellery designer David Morris, each letter symbolises one of the Spice Girls, as it did in their debut cover.

The S, made from amber, symbolizes Victoria Beckham, while the ruby pink P represents Emma Bunton, and diamond I stands for Mel C, Geri Halliwell is the C, made from sapphire stones and the emerald E represents Mel B, Melanie Brown. "The album cover is a nice touch. They wanted something simple and stylish and it's probably one of the most expensive album covers ever made," The Sun quoted a source, as saying.