It is no secret that American professional boxer Floyd Mayweather loves bling,he even writes about his jewelry purchases on Instagram.
He has now coughed KSh530 Million to update his jewellery collection.
According to online reports,the boxer star bought a 30-carat pear-shaped VVS ring for KSh236 million and a 3-4.5 ct. diamond bracelet for a mere Ksh249 million,he also spend another Ksh51 million on a two-pound yellow gold Cuban necklace and three watch.
He went a head to show off his new watch with the caption ,”We got the same watch but different diamonds, so our watches don’t cost the same.”
The big spend comes a month after Floyd purchased a mega-mansion in Las Vegas for £7.8m (Sh1.02 billion) and showed-off a £13.75m (Sh1.8 billion) diamond-encrusted watch at an NBA game.
Ahead of his much anticipated match in Japan on New Year’s Eve, Mayweather claimed he’ll make a fortune for fighting Tenshin Nasukawa.
“How much am I getting for this exhibition? If I do it, it will be the highest paid exhibition ever. Just for promoting this event, so far, I have made seven figures,” he said.
I doubt Mayweather cares too much about the power reserve, though. On his Instagram post he even credits the Japanese jeweler from whom he bought the watch, stating he wouldn’t go anywhere else for his jewelry again.
He also added that he is due to make “nine figures” when he faces UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov in a boxing match.
“When I face Khabib, of course I’m getting a nine-figure payday. It’s more than the McGregor fight – probably a hundred million dollars more guaranteed.”
This is what we call lanes.
Jacob & Co. is known for its elaborate diamond and gemstone jewelry that features top-quality gemstones in boldly beautiful settings meant to captivate at first glance.
Now that the brand is also an important watch maker with many a cutting-edge complicated watch in its repertoire it stands to reason that the brand would accentuate its finest timepieces with the finest jewels in the world.
How much do you spend in your jewelry?