The stunning Range Rover Sport Coupe which we revealed in 2007 has been taken to a New York jeweller for a makeover.

London-based LSE Design has teamed up with Tiret New York to create this – the Tiret Coupe, which has been on display at the 2009 Baselworld watch show in Switzerland.

Tiret’s designer Daniel Lazar had fitted the three-door Range Rover with a range of diamonds and a Tiret clock for the coupe’s interior.

The exterior gets twin-chromed LSE tailpipes, LED lights, 22-inch alloy wheels and a full panoramic glass roof while inside, the coupe has leather seats and a wood trim.

When it was announced in 2007, the Range Rover Sport Coupe was inspired by the Range Stormer Concept unveiled by Land Rover in 2004.

As yet there are no details on prices but with the keywords “Range Rover Sport” and “Jewellery and Watch Designer” we’re guessing the LSE Tiret Sport Coupe would be ideally suited to someone working for a company with the words “Football Club” in its title.

But if anyone out there is on the look out for a three-door Range Rover on a sub-£100k budget, the Midland-based company recently announced it will be putting its stunning LRX concept into production.

View pics of Steven Gerrard's modified Range Rover

Video: Check out the video of the Land Rover LRX concept: