She confidently resides on a specially created titanium base, vapour blasted to adopt a darkened aesthetic, bearing the words Ceiling Light Series factory.BLACK BADGE ADAMAS', and the infinity logo.The face of the clock is embellished with machined aluminum chaplets and a polished aluminum inner bezel, adding dramatic detail to the contrasting white face.Stepping inside, one's eye is drawn to the clock, encrusted with black diamonds."Adamas CollectionOn encountering Adamas, one is immediately drawn to the Spirit of Ecstasy, who finds herself taken from the edge of darkness, into the black.As a final touch, when one enters or alights from the atmospheric cabin of Adamas, one encounters an illuminated tread plate, reading either 'Black Badge Wraith Adamas - One of Forty' or 'Black Badge Dawn Adamas - One of Thirty', reminding the occupant of the power and precious nature of this Collection.Drawing inspiration from the name, meaning 'untameable', 'invincible' and also 'diamond', the Collective celebrate the darker side of contemporary craftsmanship, expertly weaving a dark aesthetic of unbreakable carbon structures into just 40 Black Badge Wraiths and 30 Black Badge Dawns.

These are the first two-tone Black Badge cars.The Bespoke Collective harness this knowledge to create a limited number of highly Bespoke, rare, collectable motor cars; a Rolls-Royce Collection car. 1,340 individual fibre optic lights are configured as though forming the molecular structure of carbon as it becomes a diamond, presenting a motif reminiscent of a powerful spine running through the interior cabin.Perhaps one of the most captivating expressions of technical craft is the interpretation of the diamond theme on the starlight headliner of Wraith Adamas.Pearlescent effect leather, a Collection Car debut, echoes the exterior hue. Offset by a two-tone steering wheel and accentuated by rich woven black leather on the door panniers and transmission tunnel, the interior celebrates the darker side of luxury craftsmanship in even the smallest of details.Characterised by a desire for more than mere acquisition, a patron of Rolls-Royce, accustomed to luxury in all avenues of their lifestyle, seeks to commission and collect.

The result is a motor car for those who seek more than the definitive of engineered luxury conveyance.Available in either hue, co-ordinating perfectly with either color scheme, the starlight headliner for the first time incorporates graded shading, using varying tones of the chosen color palette to accentuate the subject. Whether drawn to a motor car steeped in rich heritage, such as the recently announced 'Silver Ghost Collection', or a playful adaptation of luxury theatre as revealed in the 'Wraith Luminary Collection', or now, embodying the darkest expressions of luxury in the Adamas Collection, the Rolls-Royce Bespoke Collective can rise to the most demanding of challenges.It is for this reason a Rolls-Royce Collection car gains such distinction.

These colors, as though touched by darkness, have a deep color transition, providing a mesmerizing iridescent effect. Patrons are able to specify their chosen Adamas in either colour-way.Below, black grille vanes are added to the already darkened grille surround of Black Badge, underlying the sinister, untamable nature of Adamas. The mandarin orange interior for Dawn and Cobalto Blue interior for Wraith have spread to the exterior; darkened versions of these hues envelop the body in a hypnotic Aphrodite Red over Black and Morpheus Blue over Black two-tone respectively.New Delhi: The Bespoke Collective of the House of Rolls-Royce has conceived a darker iteration of Black Badge Wraith and Dawn, presented in a limited collection, named Adamas.The entrancing figure is engineered from 294 layers of aerospace grade carbon fibre, which takes 68 hours to produce with a technical weave angle of precisely 25 degrees.