Last month, Lil Uzi Vert made rap jewelry history when he implanted a 11-carat pink diamond from Eliantte into his forehead. The pink diamond cost Uzi $24 million, which is easily enough money to buy a couple of houses. But when it comes down to making an unforgettable look, Uzi’s diamond is absolutely priceless. February was another great month filled with celebrities dropping ridiculous amounts of bread on ostentatious jewelry. Although the common man will never be able to afford these pieces, we can’t help but admire the craftsmanship of these celebrity jewelers.
This month’s craziest celebrity jewelry purchases include glow-in-the-dark VVS emerald chains for Bobby Shmurda, a custom Super Bowl Championship ring for The Weeknd, Lil Uzi Vert’s pink diamond implant, and more. Check out some of the biggest celebrity jewelry purchases from February below.
Bobby Shmurda's Glow-in-the-Dark Chain
The Weeknd's Super Bowl Championship Ring
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None of us will ever forget The Weeknd’s historic performance at the Super Bowl LV’s halftime show. Abel did not waste one penny when celebrating this historic milestone for his career. Along with reportedly spending $7 million of his own money to make it one of the most memorable halftime shows in years, The Weeknd came through with a Givenchy suit by Matthew M. Williams and his own Super Bowl Championship ring. Instead of getting one made by Jostens, Balfour, or Tiffany & Co., The Weeknd’s manager hit up Elliot Eliantte to make a special ring to commemorate Abel’s performance. The ring boasts a big “XO” logo across the top, 16 carats of VVS diamonds, an engraving of “World Champions,” and an image of the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Like actual Super Bowl rings, it also includes the score from the game and the date. The ring was gifted to The Weeknd on his 31st birthday, which was a week after his Super Bowl halftime show.
Lil Uzi Vert's Pink Diamond Implant
Swizz Beatz Lego Brick Chain For Alicia Keys
Price: Reportedly “Six Figures”
Swizz Beats went all out for Alicia Keys’ 40th birthday by commissioning a piece of jewelry that was inspired by one of the world’s most beloved toys. Yes, Swizz Beatz commissioned Eliantte & Co to craft a special name chain that was made out of Lego brick links in Keys’ favorite colors. According to TMZ, the chain supposedly cost over $100,000. That price tag ain’t nothing to play with.
